Broadleaf refers to a type of plant or tree that has large, flat leaves as opposed to needle-like or scale-like leaves. This term is commonly used in botany and forestry to specify a category of plants, primarily deciduous trees. The frequency of usage can vary, but it is often more common in written contexts, particularly in scientific and environmental literature.
Деревья с широкими листьями в лесу обеспечивают необходимую среду обитания для различных видов дикой природы.
During the autumn, the broadleaf foliage turns brilliant shades of red and yellow.
Осенью листья широколиственных деревьев становятся яркими оттенками красного и желтого.
Broadleaf plants play a crucial role in the ecosystem by providing oxygen and shelter.
While "broadleaf" may not be as commonly found in idiomatic expressions as some other terms, it can be part of phrases that relate to nature, ecology, or forestry.
Поворот на новый широкий лист может означать значительное изменение или начало нового, особенно в экологической практике.
Under the broadleaf canopy suggests being in a nurturing or protective environment.
Под широколиственной сенью подразумевает нахождение в заботливой или защищенной среде.
In the broadleaf shadows, meaning to find solace or peace in nature away from the distractions of urban life.
The term broadleaf combines the adjective "broad," meaning wide or having a large width, and "leaf," which comes from the Old English word leáf, meaning leaf or foliage. The term has been used in English botanical contexts since the late 19th century.
Synonyms: - Deciduous (when referring to trees) - Leafy (more general usage)
Antonyms: - Needleleaf (referring to coniferous trees) - Scale-leaf (referring to certain types of foliage)
This term encapsulates the concept of diverse and rich ecosystems that are significantly shaped by broadleaf vegetation, making it an important term in discussions around ecology and plant biology.