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fynbos
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Etymology
From Afrikaans fynbos (“fynbos”), from Afrikaans fyn (“fine”) and bos (“bush”).
Noun
fynbos (uncountable)
- (botany) Vegetation unique to the Cape Floral Kingdom made up chiefly of Proteaceae, restios and Ericaceae.
- 1992, Reader's Digest, The Great South African Outdoors
- The southern and western Cape is the home of a unique type of vegitation known as fynbos. Covering around 90 000 square kilometers of often harsh terrain, fynbos is made up of approximately 6 000 different plant species.
- 1992, Reader's Digest, The Great South African Outdoors
Related terms
- macchia
- macchie
- maquis
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References
- Reader's Digest: The Great South African Outdoors: Reader's Digest 1992.
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