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Definitions from the WebGenus LuffaDescriptionThe genus Luffa, commonly known as sponge gourds, are a group of tropical and subtropical vines in the cucumber family. These plants are mainly cultivated for the fibrous tissue found in their mature fruits, which is commonly used as a natural sponge or in various household products. Noun - Sense 1The genus Luffa refers to a group of annual or perennial climbing plants with large, yellow flowers and cylindrical fruits that grow to several inches in length. Example sentence: The genus Luffa includes several different species, such as Luffa aegyptiaca and Luffa acutangula, each with unique characteristics. Noun - Sense 2The genus Luffa also refers to the fibrous tissue found inside the mature fruits of these plants, which has numerous practical applications. Example sentence: The genus Luffa produces a fibrous tissue that, once dried, can be used as a natural exfoliating sponge in skincare routines. Adjective - Sense 1The term genus Luffa can also be used as an adjective to describe anything related to or characteristic of these plants or their fibrous tissue. Example sentence: The genus Luffa sponge is an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic bath sponges. Adjective - Sense 2When referring to a particular species within the Luffa genus, the adjective genus Luffa can be used to specify that species. Example sentence: The genus Luffa aegyptiaca is commonly grown for its edible young fruits in various Asian countries. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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