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shad-flower

/ˈʃædˌflaʊ.ər/

Tradução: Planta anual da família das boragináceas, considerada erva daninha na Europa e América do Norte, com roseta de folhas basais, flores pequenas e cápsulas de sementes alongadas.

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noun

/ˈʃædˌflaʊ.ər/formal
  • ptPlanta anual da família das boragináceas, considerada erva daninha na Europa e América do Norte, com roseta de folhas basais, flores pequenas e cápsulas de sementes alongadas.

An annual weed native to Europe and North America, characterized by a rosette of basal leaves, tiny flowers, and oblong seed capsules.

  1. Annual weedC2formal

    A small annual plant native to Europe and North America, characterized by a rosette of basal leaves, tiny flowers, and oblong seed capsules.

    pterva daninha anual

    • The shad-flower grows abundantly in disturbed soil along roadsides.
    • Botanists identified the plant as a shad-flower due to its distinct seed capsules.
    • In early spring, the tiny flowers of the shad-flower appear before the leaves fully develop.