Definition of skunk cabbage in English:
skunk cabbage
noun
A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell.
臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲Two species in the family Araceae: the western Lysichiton americanum, with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower
- Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors.
- I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear.
- The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages.
- The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience.
- Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates.
- Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen.
- The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia.
- Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage.
- In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes.
- Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil.
- We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered.
- We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose.
- While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage.
- The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions.
- It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage.
- Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’
- I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose.
- It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage.
Definition of skunk cabbage in US English:
skunk cabbage
noun
A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell.
臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲Two species in the family Araceae: the western yellow skunk cabbage (Lysichitum americanum), with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower
- I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose.
- Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage.
- We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered.
- The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia.
- In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes.
- Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil.
- Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’
- The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions.
- While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage.
- The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages.
- I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear.
- The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience.
- It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage.
- We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose.
- Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen.
- Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates.
- Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors.
- It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage.
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