Sentences with WILD-CHERVIL
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The wild chervil flower has white petals."
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"The wild chervil plant grows in the fields."
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"We spotted a patch of wild chervil along the hiking trail."
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"The fragrance of wild chervil filled the air."
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"The wild chervil leaves are feathery and delicate."
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"The wild chervil seeds are used in herbal medicine."
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"She made a delicious salad using wild chervil as a garnish."
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"The wild chervil stems are hollow and fragile."
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"The farmers are trying to control the spread of wild chervil in their crops."
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"The wild chervil plant is considered invasive in some regions."
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"The leaves of wild chervil are similar to those of parsley."
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"The white flowers of wild chervil create a beautiful contrast in meadows."
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"Due to its invasive nature, wild chervil can quickly overtake native plants."
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"The roots of wild chervil have a distinctive aroma."
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"Birds and small mammals often feed on the seeds of wild chervil."
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"Farmers have to effectively manage wild chervil to protect their crops."
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"During spring, fields can be covered in wild chervil blossoms."
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"Some people forage wild chervil for culinary purposes."
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"The presence of wild chervil indicates disturbed soil."
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"In herbal medicine, extracts from wild chervil are used as diuretics."
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"Be cautious when picking wild chervil as it may be easily confused with poisonous plants."
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"The tall stems of wild chervil can reach up to one meter in height."
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"Cattle and horses can suffer from illness if they consume wild chervil."
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"Controlling the spread of wild chervil is an ongoing challenge for land managers."
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"The leaves of wild chervil resemble those of parsley."
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"The flowers of wild chervil are small and white in color."
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"Farmers often struggle to control the spread of wild chervil in their fields."
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"Many people mistake wild chervil for its closely related cousin - cow parsley."
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"Efforts are being made to eradicate wild chervil from sensitive natural habitats."
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"The seeds of wild chervil can remain viable in the soil for several years."
