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common burdock

 

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Noun common burdock has 1 sense
  1. common burdock, lesser burdock, Arctium minus - a plant that is ubiquitous in all but very acid soil; found in most of Europe and North Africa
    --1 is a kind of burdock, clotbur

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Common Burdock

Description:

Common Burdock, scientifically known as Arctium minus, is a type of biennial plant that belongs to the daisy family. It is native to Europe and Asia but has become widespread around the world. This herbaceous plant typically grows up to 5 feet in height and is characterized by large heart-shaped leaves and globular purple flowers. Common Burdock is renowned for its prickly burrs that stick to clothing and animal fur, facilitating seed dispersal.

Main Uses:

Common Burdock has both culinary and medicinal uses. The roots, young stems, and leaves of this plant are consumed in various cuisines globally. In traditional medicine, Common Burdock has been used to treat various conditions, including skin problems, digestive disorders, and arthritis.

Sample Sentences:

  • The Common Burdock plant produces burrs that often get entangled in my dog's fur during our walks.
  • In Asian cuisine, stir-fried Common Burdock roots are a popular side dish.
  • Applying a poultice made from Common Burdock leaves may help alleviate inflammation.
  • Botanists have identified several species of Burdock, with Common Burdock being the most widely recognized.

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