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Origin of eryngium1
New Latin, from Greek ērynggion a species of thistle
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Example Sentences
Sea-holly (Eryngium) is another family of July-flowering plants that does well on poor, sandy soils that have been deeply stirred.
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The root of the Eryngium campestre, a plant common in middle and southern Europe.
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Nothing remains but a yellow salvia and the beautiful Eryngium cæruleum.
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He then gave a half-grain dose, three times a day, of the third decimal trituration of the 'Eryngium aquaticum.'
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Only weird-looking grey eryngium growing amid the parched white-blossomed broom.
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