Nageia
- noun
- Specialized
- The Nageia trees are notable for their unique leaves without a central midrib.
Examples
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Several forest reserves in Southeast Asia are home to Nageia evergreens.
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Botanists discovered a rare species belonging to the genus Nageia in New Guinea.
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The Nageia tree is known for its unique crown shape.
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Several Nageia species thrive in tropical climates.
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Scientists identified a new species of Nageia in the tropical rainforests of New Guinea.
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The tall Nageia trees provide a dense canopy in the rich biodiversity of Southeast Asia.
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Visitors to the botanical garden can see several Nageia evergreens showcasing their unique crown structure.
Compounds
- Specialized
A medium-sized evergreen tree with shiny narrow leaves that grows in southern China, Taiwan and southern Japan
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nageia is the genus name for a small group of Asian evergreen trees and likely comes from a local name such as nagi for similar trees, so remembering nagi as 'tree' makes it easy to recall what Nageia refers to.