ground-cherry

(gro̵undc̸herē)

noun

any of a genus (Physalis) of plants of the nightshade family having small tomatolike fruits completely enclosed by a papery calyx

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noun
Any of various chiefly New World plants of the genus Physalis, having small, globose, fleshy fruit enclosed in a papery, bladderlike, persistent calyx. Also called husk tomato.

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