Castanopsis
noun
Cas·ta·nop·sis
ˌkastəˈnäpsə̇s
: a small genus of trees (family Fagaceae) that contains one or two species in the Pacific coastal U.S. and a number in Asia and is closely related to Castanea but whose members are distinguished by having numerous bud scales on each bud, persistent leaves, a 3-celled ovary, and a fruit consisting of a nut that ripens at the end of the second season see chinquapin
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Castanea + -opsis
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