Laburnum anagyroides
- noun
- Specialized
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laburno
- The Laburnum anagyroides blooms in late spring, covering the garden with golden yellow cascades.
Examples
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Gardeners often use Laburnum anagyroides to add bright color and structure to their landscaping.
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Every Easter, the churchyard is decorated with flowering branches from the Laburnum anagyroides.
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The Laburnum anagyroides blooms beautifully in spring.
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Have you seen the Laburnum anagyroides in the garden?
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In early summer, the Laburnum anagyroides creates a stunning display of yellow flowers in our backyard.
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The Laburnum anagyroides is often admired for its elegant, drooping clusters of bright yellow blossoms.
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With its striking yellow flowers, the Laburnum anagyroides adds a charming touch to any garden landscape.
Synonyms
A small tree with long hanging yellow flowers often grown in gardens
Surface Forms
Morphology
Laburnum + anagyroides
This is a Latin binomial (scientific) name combining a genus label with a specific epithet; the epithet 'anagyroides' is not a common English word and is not found in the learner dictionary provided. Understanding that it denotes a particular species requires domain-specific botanical knowledge or familiarity with Latin/Greek formation, so a B1 learner who knows the surface constituents would not be able to derive the full meaning.
Etymology
Laburnum anagyroides is a tree with long, hanging clusters of bright yellow flowers that look like a 'golden chain'. That clear image helps you remember that the name refers to an ornamental tree covered in golden, drooping blooms.
