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Перевод: sundew

[существительное]
росянка [бот.]

Тезаурус:

1. The demand for carnivores like the Venus Fly Trap and Sundew is so great that one nursery alone now stocks thirty thousand plants.
2. Sundew ( Drosera rotundifolia ) has, according to one interpretation of the Gaelic, a somewhat uncomplimentary name - , said to be "the plant of earnach", a disease in cattle, sometimes identified as murrain, and reputed to be caused by eating this poisonous plant.
3. "It was a common sundew.
4. He was the first person, so far as we know, to record the fact that the tentacles of the common sundew are capable of movement.
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6. The sundew was used in the making of tartan to produce a fine purple, but best known of all is ( Parmelia saxatilis ), a kind of lichen whose Gaelic name has gained more popular currency among English-speakers in Scotland than the equivalent translation, stone parmelia.
7. You can also find sundew and butterwort here.
8. There are many varieties with exciting names; for example, M. soulangeana "Burgundy" and "Sundew" and some of the M. loebneri crosses ( kobus stellata ): "Snowdrift", "Willow Wood", "Neil McEachern" and "Merrill".
9. TOP Devon Loch (black cap) swings over second Becher's just behind E.S.B. and the falling Sundew.
10. In 1793 Roscoe began work on Trafford Moss, part of the mighty Chat Moss, 2,500 acres of sphagnum, sundew, and bog asphodel.
11. A second interpretation of its Gaelic name is "plant with the shields", a more picturesque one attributed to the shape of the sundew's leaves.
12. A wobbling of the stepping stone, a panicky leap - and I landed sprawling on a soft, spongy blanket of sphagnum moss: to find the fingers of my right hand touching a small plant - which I instantly recognised as the common sundew.
13. On National day the bookmakers assessed his chance at 100-;7, with Must the favourite and Sundew (who was to win the race the following year) second favourite.