macadamia tree (Meaning)

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macadamia tree (n)

any tree of the genus Macadamia

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The macadamia tree's lush canopy provides ample shade from the scorching sun.
Macadamia nuts, harvested from the towering branches, are renowned for their creamy texture and rich flavor.
The macadamia tree's glossy leaves have a distinctive oblong shape with pointed tips.
As the macadamia tree matures, its trunk develops a stately girth and a rugged bark.
The sweet fragrance of the macadamia tree's blooms permeates the air, inviting pollinators from afar.
The macadamia tree's ability to thrive in diverse soil conditions makes it a versatile crop.
The native inhabitants of Australia have revered the macadamia tree for centuries, utilizing its leaves and nuts for medicinal and culinary purposes.
The commercial cultivation of macadamia trees has expanded globally, with major producers found in Hawaii, South Africa, and Australia.
The macadamia tree's longevity is truly remarkable; some specimens have been known to exceed 100 years of age.
The majestic macadamia tree not only provides a valuable food source but also enhances the beauty of landscapes around the world.

any tree of the genus Macadamia

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The macadamia tree's lush canopy provides ample shade from the scorching sun.

Macadamia nuts, harvested from the towering branches, are renowned for their creamy texture and rich flavor.

The macadamia tree's glossy leaves have a distinctive oblong shape with pointed tips.

As the macadamia tree matures, its trunk develops a stately girth and a rugged bark.