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Fraser's magnolia

Fraser's magnolia noun: a plant of species Magnolia fraseri, native to the southeastern United States.

Noun

Fraser's magnolia (plural Fraser's magnolias)

  1. A plant of species Magnolia fraseri, native to the southeastern United States.

Synonyms of Fraser's magnolia

Forms of Fraser's magnolia

pluralFraser's magnolias

Origin of Fraser's magnolia

Named after Scottish botanist John Fraser.

Questions about Fraser's magnolia

What does Fraser's magnolia mean?
Fraser's magnolia means a plant of species Magnolia fraseri, native to the southeastern United States.
What part of speech is Fraser's magnolia?
Fraser's magnolia is a noun.
What is the plural of Fraser's magnolia?
The plural of Fraser's magnolia is Fraser's magnolias.

Words near Fraser's magnolia in the dictionary

  1. Fraser script
  2. Fraser syndrome
  3. Fraser Valley
  4. Fraser's dolphin
  5. Fraser's dolphins
  6. Fraser's magnolia
  7. Fraser-Fort George
  8. Fraser-François syndrome
  9. Fraserburgh
  10. Fraserian
  11. Frasers

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