…a widely distributed plant of the buttercup family that typically has divided leaves and heads of small fluffy flowers or delicate drooping flowers…
…a burrowing vole that occurs in grassland and open country in Eurasia and North America…
…a common Eurasian butterfly that has brown and orange wings with small eyespots…
…a tall Eurasian fescue that is grown in North America as a pasture and hay grass…
…a perennial creeping grass that is widely used for fodder and lawns, and for sowing roadside borders…
…a common streaky brown pipit of open country, found in Europe and the Middle East…
…a poisonous autumn crocus that produces its flowers, usually lilac, in the autumn while leafless. Native to Europe and North Africa, it is a source of the drug colchicine…
…a tall plant of the rose family (Rosaceae) with clusters of sweet-smelling flowers…
…a herbaceous plant that typically has lobed leaves and purple, violet, or pink five-petaled flowers…
…used in names of other plants that resemble rue, especially in leaf shape, e.g., goat’s-rue, meadow rue, wall rue…
…a herbaceous plant that typically has lobed leaves and purple, violet, or pink five-petaled flowers…
…a widely distributed plant of the buttercup family that typically has divided leaves and heads of small fluffy flowers or delicate drooping flowers…
…a widely distributed plant of the buttercup family that typically has divided leaves and heads of small fluffy flowers or delicate drooping flowers…
