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sea-kale
ˈsea-kale Forms: 7 sea-keele, 8–9 -cale, 8– sea-kale. [f. sea + kale n.; cf. the southern form sea-cole, sea n. 23 f.] 1. A cruciferous plant, Crambe maritima, found wild on the shores of western Europe, and often cultivated for its young shoots.1699 Evelyn Acetaria 16 Our Sea-keele (the ancient Cra... Oxford English Dictionary
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sea-kale
sea-kalen coastal plant whose young white shoots are used as a vegetable 海甘蓝. 牛津英汉双解词典
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Crambe cordifolia
Crambe cordifolia, the greater sea-kale, colewort or heartleaf crambe ( syn. wikipedia.org
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sea-cale
sea-cale variant of sea-kale. Oxford English Dictionary
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British NVC community SD1
composition Two constant species, Yellow Horned-poppy (Glaucium flavum) and Curled Dock (Rumex crispus), are found in this community: One rare species, Sea-kale wikipedia.org
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sea-cabbage
sea-cabbage 1. a. = sea-kale. b. dial. (See quot. 1904.)1731 Miller Gard. Dict., Crambe. Sea-Cabbage. 1855 Miss Pratt Flower. Pl. I. 140 Brassica oleracea (Sea Cabbage). 1904 Eng. Dial. Dict., Sea Cabbage, the great mullein, Verbascum thapsus. † 2. The sea-otter's cabbage. Obs.1764 J. Grieve tr. Kra... Oxford English Dictionary
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Primorsky Krai
Coal mining became a prominent industry, as did the export of sea-kale, velvet antlers, timber, crab, dried fish, and trepangs. wikipedia.org
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List of rare species in the British National Vegetation Classification
CG1, CG2 Tuberous thistle (Cirsium tuberosum) MG5, CG2 Coralroot orchid (Corallorrhiza trifida) W3 Grey hair-grass (Corynephorus canescens) SD11 Sea-kale wikipedia.org
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kale
kale, kail (keɪl, Sc. kel) Forms: α. 3–4 cal, 3–9 cale, (5–6 Sc. cail (1, 6 call, 7 cayle), 4, 8– kale, (6–7 Sc. kaill), 7– Sc. kail. β. 5 kelle, 6 kel, 6–7 kele, keel(e, 7–9 keal(e, 8 kell. [Northern form of cole, q.v. The normal north. Eng. spelling was cale (now rare), the Sc. kaill, kail; the la... Oxford English Dictionary
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Welsh toponymy
For example, Abergele refers to the "mouth of the [river] Gele", Harlech means "fair rock", Rhuddlan "red bank", and Porthcawl "harbour with sea-kale" wikipedia.org
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colewort
colewort arch. (ˈkəʊlwɜːt) Also 4–5 cool-, 6–7 col-. [f. cole n.1 + wort plant.] 1. Originally, a general name for any plant of the cabbage kind, genus Brassica (of which the varieties were formerly less distinct than now).c 1380 Wyclif Serm. Sel. Wks. I. 100 Growynge of cool⁓wortis and oþer wedis. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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grower
grower (ˈgrəʊə(r)) [f. grow v. + -er1.] 1. Of a plant (usually with adj. having advb. force): One that grows (in the specified way).1562 J. Heywood Prov. & Epigr. (1867) 212 Ye..pining graffes, great growers as can bee. 1674 N. Fairfax Bulk & Selv. 128 The waxings and sproutings forth, which are fou... Oxford English Dictionary
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List of endangered plants
Barbarea lepuznica Barbarea lutea, Artvinian barbarea Brassica hilarionis Cochlearia polonica, Polish scurvy-grass Coincya rupestris Crambe armena, Armenian sea-kale wikipedia.org
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cole
▪ I. cole, n.1 Now rare except in comb. (kəʊl) Forms: (1 cáwel, cáwl, cául, ? cál), 4 col, 5– cole, (5 coole, coule, koule, chool, cowle, coyle, coylle, cool(e; also 3–4 cal, 3–9 cale, 6– kail, 8– kale, q.v.). [The ME. col, cole, and the northern equivalent cal, kal (now kale, kail), point back eith... Oxford English Dictionary
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Swiss
Swiss, n. and a. (swɪs) Forms: 6 Swyce, pl. Swices, Swesses, 6–7 Swisse, 7 Swizz, 7–8 Suisse, 7– Swiss. [ad. F. Suisse, ad. MHG. Swiz (cf. MDa. Svids, Suitz).] A. n. 1. (Pl. the Swiss; † formerly the Swisses.) A native or an inhabitant of Switzerland.pl. (a) 1515 Pace in St. Papers Hen. VIII, VI. 39... Oxford English Dictionary
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