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garambulla

garambulla

9.9
A cactus that grows like a small tree and has small fruits you can eat
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • Farmers in Mexico harvest the garambulla when the fruit ripens in summer.

Examples

  • The sweet, dark berries of the garambulla are often used in traditional desserts.

  • We tasted fresh garambulla during our trip to western Mexico.

  • The garambulla is popular in Mexican cuisine.

  • I found some garambullas at the local market.

  • Farmers in Mexico harvest the garambulla when the fruit ripens in summer.

  • The sweet, dark berries of the garambulla are often used in traditional desserts.

  • We tasted fresh garambulla during our trip to western Mexico.

Synonyms

Myrtillocactus geometrizans
vsgarambulla
  • Specialized
9.9

A tall tree-like cactus from western Mexico that has small edible berries

is the common name used instead of the formal scientific label
garambulla cactus
vsgarambulla
  • Specialized
9.9

A tall cactus from western Mexico that makes small sweet fruits you can eat

is the shorter traditional name without the explicit plant label

Compounds

garambulla cactus
  • Specialized
9.9

A tall cactus from western Mexico that makes small sweet fruits you can eat

Surface Forms

garambulla singular
garambullas plural

Etymology

Garambulla for the plant comes from the same Spanish garambullo, a name used in western Mexico for a tree-like cactus that bears small oblong edible 'berries'. That's why garambulla can mean the cactus itself—the tree-like plant that produces those tasty berries.