treegroup

noun
UK /ˈtriːɡruːp/
US /ˈtriːɡruːp/

A treegroup is a small bunch of trees growing close together.

We had a picnic in the shade of a treegroup near the lake.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people or things organized in a branching, tree-like structure.

The company displayed its departments as a treegroup on the screen.

3. A set of related items arranged under one main heading.

The teacher sorted the books into a treegroup by topic.

4. A cluster of tree-shaped diagrams or charts shown together.

The report included a treegroup of family connections.