Any member of the genusCordyline of woodymonocotyledonous flowering plants, native to the western Pacific Ocean region.
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Origin of cordyline
From the genus name.
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Cordyline Sentence Examples
5), Dracaena and Cordyline include arborescent species in which the stem increases in thickness continually by a centrifugal formation of new tissue; an extreme case is afforded by Dracaena Draco, the dragon-tree of Teneriffe.
Dracaena and the allied genus Cordyline occur in the warmer regions of the Old World.
She put Cordyline indivisa (£ 9.99 each) in the center of each barrel, and then planted non-stop begonias all around.
Club Palm (Cordyline) - Fine-leaved shrub plants common in green-houses, but only in the mildest parts of England and Ireland can they be grown well in the open air.