Clusia
- noun
- /ˈkluːziə/
- Specialized
- Some species in the Clusia genus are known to be stranglers, enveloping other trees as they grow.
Examples
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Researchers are studying the aromatic properties of Clusia species.
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The Clusia grows well as an epiphytic plant in tropical forests.
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The Clusia tree is known for its aromatic leaves.
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Many Clusias thrive in tropical climates.
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Researchers are studying the aromatic properties of Clusia species.
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Some species in the Clusia genus are known to be stranglers, enveloping other trees as they grow.
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The Clusia grows well as an epiphytic plant in tropical forests.
Compounds
- Specialized
A tropical evergreen tree with thick shiny leaves and rose or white flowers used in gardens
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clusia gets its name from the Dutch botanist Clusius, who studied many plants in the 1500s. So Clusia basically means 'Clusius's plant', which helps you remember it is the scientific name for a group of tropical trees and shrubs.