oleales (Meaning)
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oleales (n)
coextensive with the family Oleaceae; in some classifications included in the order Gentianales
Synonyms & Antonyms of oleales
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oleales Sentence Examples
- The oleales, a diverse order of flowering plants, encompass olives, ash trees, privets, and jasmine.
- Olive trees, belonging to the oleales order, are renowned for their fruit and oil.
- The showy flowers of the lilac tree, a member of the oleales, add vibrant hues to gardens.
- The sturdy ash tree, also in the oleales order, provides valuable timber for construction.
- Privet hedges, part of the oleales, offer privacy and wind protection in landscaping.
- Jasmine's fragrant flowers, from the oleales order, are popular for use in perfumes and aromatherapy.
- Forsythias, considered oleales, brighten early spring landscapes with their golden blooms.
- The evergreen nature of some oleales, like Osmanthus, makes them ideal for year-round greenery.
- The study of oleales, known as oleology, focuses on their taxonomy, ecology, and uses.
- The order Oleales includes approximately 600 species, distributed across 24 genera.
FAQs About the word oleales
coextensive with the family Oleaceae; in some classifications included in the order Gentianales
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The oleales, a diverse order of flowering plants, encompass olives, ash trees, privets, and jasmine.
Olive trees, belonging to the oleales order, are renowned for their fruit and oil.
The showy flowers of the lilac tree, a member of the oleales, add vibrant hues to gardens.
The sturdy ash tree, also in the oleales order, provides valuable timber for construction.
