Talk:Podocarpus macrophyllus
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- Podocarpus macrophyllus's standard Japanese name is "INUMAKI". "INU" means dog. When it is used for plant name, it always means "useless". "MAKI" means some kind of conifer.
- The name "KUSAMAKI" is sometimes used, in daily life. "KUSA" means grass, so "KUSAMAKI" means "conifer with grass-like leaves".
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