Pinus densiflora
- noun
- Specialized
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pino denso
- The bonsai artist carefully shaped the Pinus densiflora over many years to achieve a striking appearance.
Examples
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The Pinus densiflora in the garden was admired for its twisted branches and elegant form.
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Many gardeners choose Pinus densiflora for landscaping.
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Many parks in Korea are landscaped with Pinus densiflora because of its unique beauty and resilience.
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The Pinus densiflora is known for its beautiful appearance.
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Many parks in Korea are landscaped with Pinus densiflora because of its unique beauty and resilience.
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The Pinus densiflora in the garden was admired for its twisted branches and elegant form.
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Gardeners often plant Pinus densiflora due to its ornamental value and adaptability.
Synonyms
A pine tree from Japan and Korea that has a wide, uneven top and is grown for its looks
A pine tree from Japan and Korea with a wide, uneven crown often grown in gardens
Surface Forms
Morphology
Pinus + densiflora
This is a botanical Latin binomial where 'Pinus' clearly indicates a pine species, so learners who know that constituent can identify it as a kind of pine. However 'densiflora' is Latin and not a normal English word in the input; a B1 learner without Latin knowledge would not reliably infer the precise sense or the species' native/ornamental properties, so the meaning is only partially recoverable.
Etymology
Pinus densiflora comes from Latin: Pinus means 'pine' and densiflora means 'with many flowers' or 'dense flowers', a simple image for its tight groups of needles and cones. So the name helps you remember this Japanese and Korean pine often grown in gardens and as bonsai.
