Crossword-Solution: VIRGINIANA 10 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 14

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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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The two great species, Fragaria chilensis, found on the Pacific slope from Oregon to Chili, and Fragaria virginiana, growing wild in all parts of North America east of the Rocky Mountains, are the sources of all the fine varieties that have been named and cultivated.
The Home Acre E. P. Roe 2004
Early in the 17th century, intercourse with this continent led to the introduction of the most valuable species in existence, the "Virginian" strawberry (Fragaria Virginiana), which grows wild from the Arctic regions to Florida, and westward to the Rocky Mountains.
Success with Small Fruits E. P. Roe 2004
The Fragaria Virginiana, therefore, the common wild strawberry that is found in all parts of North America east of the Rocky Mountains, is the parent of nine-tenths of the varieties grown in our gardens; and its improved descendants furnish nearly all of the strawberries of our markets.
Success with Small Fruits E. P. Roe 2004
Virginiana, it is a native of the American continent, and yet we have learned to associate it almost wholly with Europe.
Success with Small Fruits E. P. Roe 2004
Chilensis, as well as of the Virginiana, became quite abundant in England and on the Continent." If we may judge from the characteristics of the varieties imported to this country of late years, the South American species has taken the lead decidedly abroad, and has become the parent stock from which foreign culturists, in the main, are seeking to develop the ideal strawberry.
Success with Small Fruits E. P. Roe 2004