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Definition of umbellularia

umbellularia

/ˌʌm.bɛl.jʊˈlɛə.ri.ə/
um · bel · lu · lar · i · a

Plural:umbellularias
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umbellularia Lexical Profile

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A monotypic genus of aromatic evergreen hardwood trees in the laurel family (Lauraceae), native to the coastal forests of California and Oregon and commonly known as the California bay laurel or Oregon myrtle, characterized by pungent lance-shaped leaves and small, pale yellow flowers borne in compact umbel-like clusters.

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