Canella-alba
- noun
- Specialized
- The Canella-alba is prized for its aromatic white bark, often used in traditional medicine.
Examples
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Gardeners cultivate Canella-alba for its attractive purple-red flowers and evergreen foliage.
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In tropical regions, Canella-alba thrives in the wild and can grow into a small tree.
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Researchers discovered new insect-repellent compounds in the bark of Canella-alba.
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The Canella-alba tree is known for its aromatic bark.
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In tropical regions, Canella-alba thrives in the wild.
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Gardeners cultivate Canella-alba for its attractive purple-red flowers and evergreen foliage.
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The Canella-alba is prized for its aromatic white bark, often used in traditional medicine.
Synonyms
A large evergreen shrub or small tree with white fragrant bark and small purple to red flowers
A small evergreen tree from the West Indies with white scented bark used as a spice
A tree or shrub with fragrant bark and leaves used to make scented oils
Surface Forms
Etymology
Canella-alba comes from Latin parts: Canella, a name linked to 'cinnamon' or 'little cane', and alba, which means 'white'. That's why the name fits this plant with pale, aromatic bark that smells a bit like cinnamon.