Anacardium
- noun
- /ˌænəˈkɑrdɪəm/
- Specialized
- The cashew belongs to the genus Anacardium within the family Anacardiaceae.
Examples
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Botanists studied several species from the Anacardium genus to better understand cashew cultivation.
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The fruit of Anacardium occidentale is widely consumed around the world.
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The Anacardium tree produces delicious cashews.
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Did you know that Anacardium is a genus of tropical trees?
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The cashew belongs to the genus Anacardium within the family Anacardiaceae.
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Botanists studied several species from the Anacardium genus to better understand cashew cultivation.
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The fruit of Anacardium occidentale is widely consumed around the world.
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Etymology
Anacardium comes from Greek parts ana- ('up') and cardium ('heart'). The cashew nut looks like a small heart that sits outside the fruit, so the name was given to the group of tropical trees that includes the cashew.