olea lanceolata (Meaning)
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olea lanceolata (n)
small New Zealand tree having red pulpy one-seeded fruit
Synonyms & Antonyms of olea lanceolata
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olea lanceolata Sentence Examples
- The Oleaceae family encompasses Oleae lanceolata, a prominent species in Israel.
- Oleae lanceolata thrives in the Mediterranean climate of the Middle East.
- The distinctive narrow leaves of Oleae lanceolata are a diagnostic characteristic.
- The fruit of Oleae lanceolata, a type of olive, is used for oil production.
- Oleae lanceolata is an important part of the traditional cuisine in the Levant region.
- The natural range of Oleae lanceolata extends from Turkey to the Arabian Peninsula.
- Oleae lanceolata is a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of the Oleaceae family.
- The conservation of Oleae lanceolata habitats is crucial for maintaining biodiversity.
- Oleae lanceolata is a key species for pollinators and other wildlife.
- Research on Oleae lanceolata contributes to our knowledge of plant ecology and conservation.
FAQs About the word olea lanceolata
small New Zealand tree having red pulpy one-seeded fruit
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Oleaceae family encompasses Oleae lanceolata, a prominent species in Israel.
Oleae lanceolata thrives in the Mediterranean climate of the Middle East.
The distinctive narrow leaves of Oleae lanceolata are a diagnostic characteristic.
The fruit of Oleae lanceolata, a type of olive, is used for oil production.
