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gaultheria
/ ɡɔːlˈθɪərɪə /
noun
- any aromatic evergreen shrub of the ericaceous genus Gaultheria, of America, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, esp the wintergreen
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Word History and Origins
Origin of gaultheria1
C19: New Latin, after Jean-François Gaultier, 18th-century Canadian physician and botanist
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Example Sentences
Gaultheria Fragrantissima (true active principle), Process-Laborde, is probably ordinary everyday salicylic acid.
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Forming fruit (capsule) of Gaultheria, with calyx thickening around its base.
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There are two species of Gaultheria common in British gardens: viz.G.
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Add the fat starch and the spirit of gaultheria, and preserve in a well-stoppered bottle.
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Hemiphragma, Gaultheria nummulareoides, Panax Rhododendrifol.
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