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three-cornered leek

/ˈθriː ˌkɔːnəd liːk/

Traduction: Nom commun d'Allium triquetrum, plante bulbeuse à fleurs blanches en clochettes et à tige triangulaire caractéristique, souvent considérée comme une mauvaise herbe dans les jardins.

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/ˈθriː ˌkɔːnəd liːk/formalscientific
  • frNom commun d'Allium triquetrum, plante bulbeuse à fleurs blanches en clochettes et à tige triangulaire caractéristique, souvent considérée comme une mauvaise herbe dans les jardins.

A common name for Allium triquetrum, a bulbous flowering plant with white bell-shaped flowers and a distinctive three-angled stem, often considered a weed in gardens.

  1. Wild edible plantC1formal

    A bulbous perennial plant with long, narrow leaves and white, bell-shaped flowers, often found in damp, shady areas. It has a mild garlic-like smell and is used in cooking.

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    • The three-cornered leek is often mistaken for wild garlic.
    • She added chopped three-cornered leek to the salad for a subtle garlic flavor.
    • Three-cornered leek grows abundantly in woodland areas during spring.