Cladrastis
- noun
- /klæˈdræstɪs/
- Specialized
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Cladrastis
- Cladrastis is known for its attractive, fragrant white flowers that bloom in late spring.
Examples
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Many Cladrastis species are found in North America.
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Botanists studied the unique leaf arrangement of the Cladrastis tree in the botanical garden.
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The American Cladrastis can be found in the Appalachian region's forests.
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The Cladrastis tree blooms beautifully in the spring.
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The Cladrastis tree is often planted in parks for its shade and beautiful flowers.
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In the summer, the Cladrastis provides a lovely canopy of green leaves.
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Gardening enthusiasts often appreciate the Cladrastis for its stunning blooms and unique foliage.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small tree with white hanging flowers and yellow wood used for furniture
- Specialized
A small tree from eastern North America with clusters of white flowers and wood used to make yellow dye
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Cladrastis probably comes from Greek parts, with klad- meaning 'branch' and -rastis suggesting 'fragile' or 'easily broken'. So the name helps you remember this yellowwood as a tree with slender, sometimes brittle branches.
