Definition of bloodroot in English:
bloodroot
noun ˈblʌdruːtˈblədrut
A North American plant of the poppy family, which has white flowers and fleshy underground rhizomes which exude red sap when cut.
加拿大血根草Sanguinaria canadensis, family Papaveraceae
- The area was called Bloodroot Valley because of the profusion of bloodroot flowers that blanketed the valley in the early spring.
- The bloodroots flower near her feet as delicate as bible leaves, and slow, persistent ivy kindles on old trees.
- Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades.
- Wildflowers like bloodroot, Trillium and Hepatica also bloom in late winter.
- Another notable treat you will find in the park is a spectacular array of wild flowers like the trillium, bloodroot and liverwort.
Definition of bloodroot in US English:
bloodroot
nounˈblədro͞otˈblədrut
A North American plant of the poppy family, which has white flowers and fleshy underground rhizomes which exude red sap when cut.
加拿大血根草Sanguinaria canadensis, family Papaveraceae
- The bloodroots flower near her feet as delicate as bible leaves, and slow, persistent ivy kindles on old trees.
- Wildflowers like bloodroot, Trillium and Hepatica also bloom in late winter.
- Another notable treat you will find in the park is a spectacular array of wild flowers like the trillium, bloodroot and liverwort.
- The area was called Bloodroot Valley because of the profusion of bloodroot flowers that blanketed the valley in the early spring.
- Harvest herb roots including bloodroot, chicory, ginseng, and golden seal in the fall, after the foliage fades.