Caryocaraceae

/kæriəˌkɑːrəˈeɪsiː/ noun

A family of tropical trees from South America that includes the caryocar genus, known for producing oil-rich nuts.

From 'caryocar' (genus name) plus '-aceae' (the standard Latin suffix for plant family names). Scientific taxonomy preserves Greek and Latin roots.

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