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Noun common alder has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCommon AlderDescription:The common alder (Alnus glutinosa) is a deciduous tree native to Europe, Asia, and northern Africa. It belongs to the birch family and is known for its distinctive cone-like fruits and reddish-brown bark. It is commonly found near rivers, streams, and wetlands. Sense 1 (Noun):The common alder refers to the tree itself. Example Sentence: The common alder provides important habitat for various bird species. Sense 2 (Noun):The common alder can also refer to the wood of the tree. Example Sentence: The furniture was crafted using high-quality common alder. Sense 3 (Adjective):If used as an adjective, common alder refers to something ordinary or frequently encountered. Example Sentence: It's a common alder species found throughout Europe. Related Products: | ||||
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