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field garlic

/fiːld ˈɡɑːrlɪk/

Traducción: Nombre común de Allium vineale, una planta silvestre de hojas finas y huecas con un fuerte olor y sabor a ajo, frecuente en campos y céspedes.

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formalcommonculinary/fiːld ˈɡɑːrlɪk/

A common name for Allium vineale, a wild plant with thin, hollow leaves and a strong garlic-like smell and taste, often found in fields and lawns.

  • 🇪🇸Nombre común de Allium vineale, una planta silvestre de hojas finas y huecas con un fuerte olor y sabor a ajo, frecuente en campos y céspedes.
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    A wild plant (Allium vineale) that resembles garlic, often found in fields and lawns, with a strong garlicky smell and edible bulbs and leaves.

    • Field garlic can be used as a substitute for regular garlic in cooking.
    • The lawn was overrun with field garlic, giving it a distinct smell when mowed.
    • Foragers often collect field garlic in the spring.

    🇪🇸ajo de viña