Family Canellaceae (Noun)
Meaning
One genus: aromatic tropical trees of eastern Africa and Florida to West Indies.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The family Canellaceae consists of a single genus, Canella, which comprises aromatic tropical trees native to eastern Africa and the Caribbean region, including Florida and the West Indies.
- Canellaceae is a small family of flowering plants that includes the genus Canella, known for its aromatic tropical trees found in eastern Africa and the West Indies.
- The family Canellaceae is characterized by the presence of a single genus, Canella, which is composed of aromatic tropical trees that are native to eastern Africa and the Caribbean region.
- Aromatic tropical trees of the genus Canella, which belongs to the family Canellaceae, are commonly found in eastern Africa and the West Indies, including Florida.
- The genus Canella, the only member of the family Canellaceae, comprises aromatic tropical trees that are native to eastern Africa and the Caribbean region, including the West Indies.