spurge

1 Manihot, man′i-hot, n. a genus of tropical American, mainly Brazilian, herbs of the spurge family—two species yielding the bitter and the sweet cassava respectively.

2 And in the works on the roof of the security center overlooking the memorial is the elevated public Liberty Park, nearing completion with a Living Wall installation of periwinkle, Japanese spurge and Baltic ivy.

3 There is marjoram and sage, clary, spearmint, peppermint, salsify, elecampane, tansy, assafœtida, coriander, angelica, caper spurge, lamb's lettuce, and sorrel.

4 He says flea beetles have proven to be an effective tool to combat spurge infestations.

5 Known as Euphorbia myrsinites, myrtle spurge is native to the rocky lands of the eastern Mediterranean.

6 Each was treated with the sap of the petty spurge plant, or Euphorbia peplus, which was applied to the skin once a day for three days.

7 Resembling big overripe broccoli tops, myrtle spurge blankets some hillsides, especially exposed south- and west-facing slopes above Salt Lake City neighborhoods.

8 Most of these fallacious pseudo-cactuses are really spurges or euphorbias by family.

9 Casting aside the holiday glow, the poinsettia is nothing but a fancy spurge with a very descriptive scientific name.

10 There are even representatives of the order in England: for the beautiful ‘spurge laurel’ of the woods and hedges—known as a remedy for the toothache—is a true daphnad.

11 Grazing goats owned by a Bassett rancher also were key players in the initial clearing of unwanted vegetation because of their appetites for small willows, dogwood, red cedar and leafy spurge.

12 The same plants grow from both alike—spurge, cistus, rue, and henbane, constant to the desolation of abandoned dwellings.

13 For example, myrtle spurge, a succulent that sprouts yellow and white flowers, is an invasive species that the Salt Lake County Health Department considers a noxious weed.

14 Establishment of the agents can take one to three years and more time after that to reduce the leafy spurge.

15 It is used to adhere spurge, cloth. EVA, leather, imitation leather, paper carton etc.

用于离型纸上不干胶复合布类、海绵、人造毛皮等。

16 Bitter as spurge was that old story of hers now, and bitterer still the only moral lesson it now appeared to her to have.

17 The thrift, sea lavender, rocket, sea campion, and maritime spurge did not descend so low as this.

18 Your two weeds are spotted spurge in the first picture and pearlwort in the second picture.

19 Euphorbia cotinifolia commonly called tropical smokebush or copper spurge, is a showy annual for us in Arkansas.

20 There are no spots, so this is Euphorbia prostrata, ground spurge.

1 大戟属植物

euphorbia

2 大戟科

mercury sandbox poinsettia cassava euphorbia croton hevea manchineel candlenut tambotie crown of thorns castor oil plant caper spurge rubber tree dog's mercury

3 大戟

wolf's-milk euphorbia

4 大戟属

euphorbia