Corozo
- noun
- Specialized
- The hard fruits of the Corozo are sometimes used to make buttons and jewelry.
Examples
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Researchers discovered a new species within the Corozo genus in South America.
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The Corozo palm is often cultivated for its decorative nuts.
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The Corozo tree grows in tropical climates.
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Many artisans use corozo seeds for crafting jewelry.
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Researchers discovered a new species within the Corozo genus in South America.
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The Corozo palm is often cultivated for its decorative nuts.
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Many artisans use corozo seeds for crafting jewelry.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Corozo comes from Spanish corozo, the local name for a tropical palm with a very hard 'nut' that people carve into buttons and jewelry. So Corozo today refers to those palms or to their hard, decorative seeds.