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dar·win barberry
\ˈdärwə̇n-, ˈdȧw-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized D
Etymology: after Charles R. Darwin died 1882 English naturalist
: a half-evergreen or evergreen shrub (Berberis darwinii) native to So. America but much grown in England that has entire spiny-toothed leaves and orange-yellow flowers in long racemes succeeded by dark purple berries |