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Definition of Iowa crab apple
1. Noun. Wild crab apple of western United States with fragrant pink flowers.
Generic synonyms: Crab Apple, Crabapple, Wild Apple
Specialized synonyms: Bechtel Crab, Flowering Crab
Lexicographical Neighbors of Iowa Crab Apple
Literary usage of Iowa crab apple
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Annual Report for ... with Accompanying Papers by Iowa Geological Survey (1902)
"iowa crab apple. Common along streams and growing in thickets even by the roadside
everywhere. One of the most beautiful ornamental plants we have. ..."
2. Iowa Geological Survey: Report (1906)
"iowa crab apple'. The crab apple, common by all our western streams where the
forest obtains at all, is deserving of more attention than it has hitherto ..."
3. Reports and Papers by Iowa Geological Survey (1906)
"iowa crab apple. The crab apple, common by all our western streams where the
forest obtains at all, is deserving of more attention than it has hitherto ..."
4. Iowa Geological Survey: Report (1902)
"iowa crab apple. Common along streams and growing in thickets even by the roadside
everywhere. One of the most beautiful ornamental plants we have. ..."
5. Annual Report for ... with Accompanying Papers by Iowa Geological Survey (1902)
"iowa crab apple. Common along streams and growing in thickets even by the roadside
everywhere. One of the most beautiful ornamental plants we have. ..."
6. Iowa Geological Survey: Report (1906)
"iowa crab apple'. The crab apple, common by all our western streams where the
forest obtains at all, is deserving of more attention than it has hitherto ..."
7. Reports and Papers by Iowa Geological Survey (1906)
"iowa crab apple. The crab apple, common by all our western streams where the
forest obtains at all, is deserving of more attention than it has hitherto ..."
8. Iowa Geological Survey: Report (1902)
"iowa crab apple. Common along streams and growing in thickets even by the roadside
everywhere. One of the most beautiful ornamental plants we have. ..."