Definition of paloverde in English:

paloverde

nounˌpaləʊˈvəːdiˌpalōˈvərd(ē)

A thorny yellow-flowered tree that grows along water courses in the warm desert areas of America.
Genus Cercidium, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the other new small champions you may recognize are the Texas redbud, yellow paloverde, mountain-laurel, and big sagebrush.
- Previous results indicate that females often encounter paloverde seeds prior to colonizing Texas ebony in central Arizona.
- Females not exposed to paloverde seeds during egg maturation produce progeny that are very much less capable of developing on seeds of Texas ebony.
- Sited on the grounds of the Mayo Clinic, amid cacti, paloverdes and desert flowers, as well as on the terraces and paths where patients stroll, were sculptures by 19 well-known artists.
- Presumably in response to this variation among host species in selection on egg size, females have evolved egg size plasticity in which they lay larger eggs on paloverde than on catclaw acacia.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin American Spanish, literally 'green tree'.

Definition of paloverde in US English:

paloverde

nounˌpalōˈvərd(ē)

A thorny, yellow-flowered tree or shrub that grows along watercourses in the warm desert areas of America.
Genus Cercidium, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the other new small champions you may recognize are the Texas redbud, yellow paloverde, mountain-laurel, and big sagebrush.
- Presumably in response to this variation among host species in selection on egg size, females have evolved egg size plasticity in which they lay larger eggs on paloverde than on catclaw acacia.
- Previous results indicate that females often encounter paloverde seeds prior to colonizing Texas ebony in central Arizona.
- Sited on the grounds of the Mayo Clinic, amid cacti, paloverdes and desert flowers, as well as on the terraces and paths where patients stroll, were sculptures by 19 well-known artists.
- Females not exposed to paloverde seeds during egg maturation produce progeny that are very much less capable of developing on seeds of Texas ebony.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin American Spanish, literally ‘green tree’.

单词	paloverde
释义	Definition of paloverde in English: paloverde nounˌpaləʊˈvəːdiˌpalōˈvərd(ē) A thorny yellow-flowered tree that grows along water courses in the warm desert areas of America. Genus Cercidium, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples Among the other new small champions you may recognize are the Texas redbud, yellow paloverde, mountain-laurel, and big sagebrush. Previous results indicate that females often encounter paloverde seeds prior to colonizing Texas ebony in central Arizona. Females not exposed to paloverde seeds during egg maturation produce progeny that are very much less capable of developing on seeds of Texas ebony. Sited on the grounds of the Mayo Clinic, amid cacti, paloverdes and desert flowers, as well as on the terraces and paths where patients stroll, were sculptures by 19 well-known artists. Presumably in response to this variation among host species in selection on egg size, females have evolved egg size plasticity in which they lay larger eggs on paloverde than on catclaw acacia. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin American Spanish, literally 'green tree'. Definition of paloverde in US English: paloverde nounˌpalōˈvərd(ē) A thorny, yellow-flowered tree or shrub that grows along watercourses in the warm desert areas of America. Genus Cercidium, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples Among the other new small champions you may recognize are the Texas redbud, yellow paloverde, mountain-laurel, and big sagebrush. Presumably in response to this variation among host species in selection on egg size, females have evolved egg size plasticity in which they lay larger eggs on paloverde than on catclaw acacia. Previous results indicate that females often encounter paloverde seeds prior to colonizing Texas ebony in central Arizona. Sited on the grounds of the Mayo Clinic, amid cacti, paloverdes and desert flowers, as well as on the terraces and paths where patients stroll, were sculptures by 19 well-known artists. Females not exposed to paloverde seeds during egg maturation produce progeny that are very much less capable of developing on seeds of Texas ebony. Origin Early 19th century: from Latin American Spanish, literally ‘green tree’.
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