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Meanings of date palm in English
Portuguese
tamareira Catalan
palmera datilera A medium-sized palm tree, 15–25 m tall, in the genus Phoenix, extensively cultivated for its edible sweet fruit.
Synonyms
Examples for "Phoenix dactylifera"
Examples for "Phoenix dactylifera"
1
We explored AMF communities in two date palm ( Phoenix dactylifera) plantations and the natural vegetation of their surrounding arid habitats.
2
Dates ( Phoenix dactylifera L.) are distributed worldwide as major food complement providing a source of sugars and dietary fiber as well as macro- and micronutrients.
Usage of date palm in English
1
The utilizations of the date palm and its products are very numerous.
2
Suzanne and Roger raced toward where I waited under the date palm.
3
Jack walked away from the shoreline toward a short, fat date palm.
4
The male of the date palm is valueless while the female bears abundantly.
5
The trunk of the date palm is good for making furniture.
6
The date palm may be grown from seed of the common commercial date.
7
I write this sitting on a stool beneath a date palm.
8
Stoke's letter recalls a very ancient Arabian proverb connected with the date palm.
9
The date palm was multiplied in Babylonia by artificial means.
10
And we will drink the juice of the date palm.
11
The principal fruit-bearing trees are the fig, olive, date palm, pomegranate, orange, and lemon.
12
They're warning locals not to eat raw fruits or drink raw date palm sap.
13
There's a rotting old shack, now, by that date palm.
14
Since its arrival in 1985, it has been causing major damage to date palm trees.
15
The cocoa-nut tree resembles the date palm, except in not being so rugged and knotty.
16
In the Saharan oases the characteristic tree is the date palm-''theking of the desert.''