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viminaria juncea

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun viminaria juncea has 1 sense
  1. swamp oak, Viminaria juncea, Viminaria denudata - Australian leafless shrub resembling broom and having small yellow flowers
    --1 is a kind of shrub, bush
    --1 is a member of Viminaria, genus Viminaria

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Viminaria Juncea

Description:

Viminaria juncea, commonly known as golden vine, is a species of flowering plant in the legume family. It is native to Australia and is well-known for its striking golden-yellow flowers and wiry stems.

Senses and Usages:

Noun

1. A type of flowering plant in the legume family with vibrant yellow flowers.

Example sentence: The viminaria juncea in my garden brightens up the whole yard with its beautiful golden flowers.

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Adjective

1. Relating to or resembling the characteristics of the viminaria juncea plant.

Example sentence: The room was decorated with viminaria juncea-themed artwork, adding a touch of natural beauty.

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Local Usage

In certain regions of Australia, the term "viminaria juncea" might refer to a specific local plant or have a local cultural significance.

Example sentence: The Aboriginal tribe used the dried viminaria juncea stems for weaving traditional baskets.

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