Sentences with COW-COCKLE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The cow cockle flower bloomed in the garden."
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"She bought a cow cockle bouquet for her mother's birthday."
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"The cow cockle plant is known for its vibrant red petals."
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"We found a field of cow cockle flowers during our hike."
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"The cow cockle seeds were used in traditional medicine."
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"The cow cockle petals added a pop of color to the arrangement."
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"The farmer cultivated a crop of cow cockle plants."
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"The cow cockle leaves have a distinct texture."
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"She admired the beauty of the cow cockle blossoms."
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"The painting depicted a field of blooming cow cockles."
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"The farmer found cow cockle weeds growing in his field."
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"The cow cockle produces pretty pink flowers."
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"The invasive cow cockle can be harmful to livestock if ingested."
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"The gardeners worked hard to remove the cow cockle from the flower beds."
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"During the summer, fields are often dotted with cow cockle plants."
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"The cow cockle is considered a noxious weed in many regions."
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"The botanist studied the characteristics of the cow cockle plant."
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"Farmers have to be vigilant in controlling the spread of cow cockle."
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"The cow cockle has deeply lobed leaves."
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"Birds sometimes eat the seeds of cow cockle and distribute them elsewhere."
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"The cow cockle is known for its tall and slender stems."
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"Grazing animals should avoid eating cow cockle to prevent toxicity."
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"The cow cockle is an annual plant that flowers in late spring."
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"Efforts are being made to eradicate cow cockle from agricultural lands."
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"The presence of cow cockle can indicate poor soil quality."
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"The cow cockle is a common sight in overgrazed pastures."
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"The farmer sprayed herbicide to kill the cow cockle in his field."
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"Seeds of the cow cockle can remain viable in the soil for several years."
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"Children were warned not to touch or eat the cow cockle plants."
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"The cow cockle has a taproot that makes it difficult to remove."
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"The cow cockle plant has pink or purplish flowers."
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"Farmers consider cow cockle a weed because it can reduce crop yields."
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"The seeds of cow cockle can be poisonous to livestock."
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"Ingesting cow cockle seeds can cause illness in cattle."
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"The cow cockle plant can grow up to 3 feet in height."
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"Some people cultivate cow cockle for its attractive flowers."
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"The cow cockle plant is native to Europe but has spread to other parts of the world."
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"The spread of cow cockle can be controlled through proper weed management."
