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TAMARISK - translation to arabic
GENUS OF PLANTS
Saltcedar; Salt cedar; Tamarisk; Tamarisk tree; Tamariscinaceae; Tamerisk; Tamarisk eradication
tamarisk
شجرة / الطرفاء / العبل
TAMARISK
ألاسم
الطرفاء شجرة نحيلة اّغصان
الطرفاء
tamarisk
Definition
tamarisk
(tamarisks)
A tamarisk is a bush or small tree which grows mainly around the Mediterranean and in Asia, and has pink or white flowers.
N-COUNT
Wikipedia
Tamarix
The genus Tamarix (tamarisk, salt cedar, taray) is composed of about 50–60 species of flowering plants in the family Tamaricaceae, native to drier areas of Eurasia and Africa. The generic name originated in Latin and may refer to the Tamaris River in Hispania Tarraconensis (Spain).
Examples of use of TAMARISK
1. It was made of the wood of the tamarisk tree, carved by this man who was a servant of this woman.
2. Tamarisk trees set the tone, flanked by large orache (maluah) shrubs and gigantic bougainvilleas that scramble against the walls of the home.
3. The Tamarisk Beach Hotel in Turkey is a friendly family–run hotel with air–conditioned rooms in a series of flower–decked white villas set in attractive gardens.
4. Until recently (says my source) you could see this tree from a footpath from Rock–a–Nore Road though the charmingly named Tamarisk Steps, but now the way has been barred.
5. NASA [Washington, D.C.] Press release 06–063, February 15, 2006 NASA Satellite Technology Helps Fight Invasive Plant Species Products based on NASA Earth observations and a new Internet–based decision tool are providing information to help land and water managers combat tamarisk (saltcedar), an invasive plant species damaging precious water supplies in the western United States.