mountain ash
The term "mountain ash" refers to various species of trees, particularly those in the genus Sorbus, known for their ornamental flowers and berries.
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Definition
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(general)A tree from the genus Sorbus, recognized by its clusters of small white flowers and bright red or orange berries.
Example
- The mountain ash is often planted in gardens for its attractive berries.
- Birds are drawn to the mountain ash because of its plentiful fruit.
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(regional)In Australia, a tree native to southeastern regions, specifically Eucalyptus regnans, known for being the tallest flowering plant.
Example
- The mountain ash in Australia can grow to incredible heights.
- Eucalyptus regnans, also known as the Australian mountain ash, is a giant among trees.
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(regional)In Texas, refers to a type of ash tree known as Fraxinus texensis.
Example
- The Texan mountain ash is a common sight in local landscapes.
- Fraxinus texensis, or Texan mountain ash, thrives in the region's climate.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "mountain ash":
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