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Definition of umbrella tree in English: umbrella treenoun Either of two small trees or shrubs with leaves or leaflets arranged in umbrella-like whorls. an Australian plant which is grown elsewhere as a houseplant (Schefflera actinophylla, family Araliaceae). a North American magnolia (Magnolia tripetala, family Magnoliaceae). Example sentencesExamples - Moist woodland on the lower mountain slopes and extending down to streams that meander in the valleys contains tulip poplar, sweet gum, and umbrella tree (a magnolia).
- Tulip tree, American beech, sugar maple, umbrella tree, and cucumber tree dominate here.
- The poster-calendar features 24 of the most harmful environmental weeds, including wandering jew, camphor laurel, orange jessamine, umbrella tree, asparagus fern and morning glory.
- School wasn't very far away, and it wasn't long before he parked the car in his usual spot, under the big umbrella tree.
- The Queensland umbrella tree is a versatile plant that works well in areas with little light - Carter suggests placing them in front of or actually inside a fireplace as a focal point.
Definition of umbrella tree in US English: umbrella treenounˌəmˈbrelə trē Either of two small trees or shrubs with leaves or leaflets arranged in umbrella-like whorls. an Australian plant that is widely grown elsewhere as a houseplant (Schefflera actinophylla, family Araliaceae) (also 'umbrella magnolia') a North American magnolia (Magnolia tripetala, family Magnoliaceae) Example sentencesExamples - Tulip tree, American beech, sugar maple, umbrella tree, and cucumber tree dominate here.
- The poster-calendar features 24 of the most harmful environmental weeds, including wandering jew, camphor laurel, orange jessamine, umbrella tree, asparagus fern and morning glory.
- Moist woodland on the lower mountain slopes and extending down to streams that meander in the valleys contains tulip poplar, sweet gum, and umbrella tree (a magnolia).
- School wasn't very far away, and it wasn't long before he parked the car in his usual spot, under the big umbrella tree.
- The Queensland umbrella tree is a versatile plant that works well in areas with little light - Carter suggests placing them in front of or actually inside a fireplace as a focal point.
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