Carya Illinoinsis (Noun)
Meaning
Tree of southern United States and Mexico cultivated for its nuts.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Carya illinoensis, also known as the pecan, is widely cultivated for its delicious nuts throughout the southern United States.
- Native to Mexico and parts of the US, the Carya illinoensis has been introduced to other parts of the country for its valued nuts.
- Some plantations grow Carya illinoensis solely for the export market due to its prized edible seeds.
- Botanical experts carefully cultivate the Carya illinoensis for the ideal nut production in commercial plantations across the US.
- Nut enthusiasts claim that the finely flavored kernels of Carya illinoensis are superior to other nuts for snacking and baking.