Definition:
"Cedrus atlantica" is the scientific name for a type of tall evergreen tree that grows in the Atlas Mountains of Algeria. This tree is known for its beautiful blue-green leaves and is often planted in gardens and parks for decoration.
In more advanced discussions, you might explore its ecological benefits, such as its role in providing shade or its resistance to certain pests.
While "Cedrus atlantica" does not have idioms or phrasal verbs associated with it, you can create phrases related to its characteristics. For example:
- "To stand tall like a cedar" can be used to mean being strong or resilient, drawing from the tree's stature.
"Cedrus atlantica" refers to a tall, evergreen tree native to the Atlas Mountains with blue-green leaves, often used for ornamental purposes.