sweet acacia

The term 'sweet acacia' typically refers to a species of tree known for its fragrant yellow flowers and drought tolerance, commonly used in landscaping and traditional medicine.

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Definition

C1Botany

(technical)A tree or shrub native to Mexico and the southwestern United States, identified by its fragrant yellow flowers and thorny branches.

Example

  • The sweet acacia's bright yellow flowers add a splash of color to the desert landscape.

B2Landscaping

(common)A plant often used in gardens and parks for its sweet-smelling flowers and ability to provide shade.

Example

  • Sweet acacia is a popular choice for xeriscaping due to its drought resistance.

C1Traditional Medicine

(historical)A species used in traditional remedies, valued for its aromatic properties.

Example

  • In some cultures, sweet acacia is used in herbal preparations to treat various ailments.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "sweet acacia":

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