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Acorn
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bellota, cápsula de roble
a small, nut-like seed produced by oak trees, typically characterized by its cap and potential to grow into a new oak tree
What is an "acorn"?
An acorn is a distinctively shaped seed that comes from oak trees, showcasing a smooth, hard outer shell and a characteristic cap on top. Enclosed within the shell is the potential for a new life, as acorns have the ability to sprout and grow into majestic oak trees. These small yet significant nuts are an essential food source for various wildlife, and their presence in forests symbolizes the enduring cycle of nature and the remarkable ability of trees to propagate and shape ecosystems.
Example
They watched as squirrels busily gathered acorns, storing them away for the winter.
Miraron cómo las ardillas recogían apresuradamente bellotas, cápsulas de roble, guardándolas para el invierno.
We sat beneath the shade of an oak tree, the ground covered in a blanket of fallen acorns.
Nos sentamos a la sombra de un roble, el suelo cubierto por una manta de bellotas, cápsulas de roble.
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