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cohune

NOUN
  1. tropical American feather palm whose large nuts yield valuable oil and a kind of vegetable ivory

How To Use cohune In A Sentence

  • The latest appearance of Vulture Lake; quite lovely and already mature; cohunes everywhere.
  • However, the high point in cohune nut exports was during World War I, as cohune nuts were used in making the charcoal filters in gas masks during this war.
  • I learned much about the Cohune Palm Orbignya cohune in an activity building session with the other teachers. Chaa Creek
  • - Cohune, Orbignya cohune, growing in Central America, the nuts containing a kernel with 60 % oil comparable to coconut oil, 1. Oil Plants and their Potential Use
  • The growth rate of the cohune palm can be increased significantly with regular fertilizer applications.
  • The pine trees are larger and numerous, and the pine forest intersects other formations of interest such as rainforest, cohune palm (corozal), cactus associations, and others. Belizian pine forests
  • The cohune forest gives way to the riverine forest along river shorelines, where vast amounts of water are found year-round from excessive rain and from the flooding rivers.
  • Pictured here is the Mayan ruin Xunantunich, notice the large cohune palms on the right side. Archive 2006-07-01
  • The former is set in a garden of cohunes, tall, leafy palms that line the pathways, providing shade.
  • My group performed a drama scene in which we transformed into a cohune palm and each presented a short dialogue about the different tree parts and their uses. Chaa Creek
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