Olea lanceolata

ریشه

The genus name 'Olea' is derived from the Latin word 'oleum', meaning 'oil'. The specific epithet 'lanceolata' refers to the lance-shaped leaves of the tree.

مثال

• Olea lanceolata is often used as a windbreak or hedge due to its dense foliage.
• The lance-leaved olive, Olea lanceolata, is found in various habitats across Australia.
• Olea lanceolata produces small, edible fruits that are enjoyed by birds and other wildlife.