Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Pandanus

👉 Pandanuses is a term used in the context of literature, particularly in traditional Chinese literature. It refers to the use of a single word or phrase as a metaphor for more than one idea or concept. The term was first coined by Wang Wei in his novel "The Story of the Great Lake" (1953), where he uses the word pandanuses to describe the beauty and power of the great lake. Pandanuses are often used as a metaphor for the complexity and multif

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👉 Pandanus is a genus of flowering plants in the family Fabaceae. It belongs to the order Poales and has more than 70 species native to Southeast Asia, including the well-known "pandan" plant. Pandanus are known for their striking, colorful flowers that can be found in various forms such as leaves, stems, or roots.

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👉 Pandanusicola is a type of pandanus tree, which is a member of the family Lauraceae and belongs to the genus Pandanusicola. It is native to Southeast Asia, including parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, where it grows in dry deciduous forests. Pandanusicolas are known for their large, succulent leaves that are used in various culinary dishes due to their high nutritional value.

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👉 Pandanus is a genus of tropical flowering plants in the family Fabaceae, native to Australia. They are commonly known for their large leaves and unique flowers, which often feature a single flower per branch.

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