tree heath
"Tree heath" refers to specific flowering plants within the genus Erica, often found in heathlands and characterized by their needle-like leaves and small, bell-shaped flowers.
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Definition
C1Botany
(technical)A flowering plant belonging to the genus Erica, native to east Africa and the Mediterranean, known for its needle-like leaves and clusters of small, bell-shaped flowers.
Example
- Tree heath is commonly found in the Mediterranean region and parts of east Africa.
- The needle-like leaves of the tree heath help it thrive in acidic soils.
C1Ecology
(technical)Ecological areas characterized by a high density of ericaceous plants, including various species within the genus Erica.
Example
- The tree heath dominates many heathland ecosystems.
- Ecologists study tree heath habitats to understand plant community dynamics.
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