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Noun genus flindersia has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus FlindersiaDescription:The Genus Flindersia refers to a group of flowering plants belonging to the family Rutaceae. It consists of approximately 25 species of trees native to tropical and subtropical regions of Australia and Papua New Guinea. The plants in this genus are commonly known as "flindersias." Senses and Usages:Sense 1: TaxonomyIn taxonomy, the term "Genus Flindersia" is used to classify a specific group of plants that share common characteristics within the Flindersia genus. Sample Sentence:The Genus Flindersia belongs to the Rutaceae family and includes several species of ornamental trees. Sense 2: PopularFlindersias, also known as "Crows Ash" or "Silver Queens," are popular ornamental trees due to their attractive foliage, flowers, and suitability for landscaping. Sample Sentence:Many landscapers prefer to use Flindersias in urban gardens due to their stunning flowers and ability to withstand various climatic conditions. Sense 3: LocalIn local regions of Australia and Papua New Guinea, the term "Genus Flindersia" may refer to specific species or subspecies of trees found in those areas. Sample Sentence:The Genus Flindersia australis is abundant in the rainforests of northeastern Australia and is often used for timber production. Related Products: | ||||
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