bishop's weed
The term "bishop's weed" refers to various plants, some of which are used as herbs, spices, or in floral arrangements.
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Definition
C1Botany
(general)A perennial plant, *Aegopodium podagraria*, known for its invasive nature and also called ground elder.
Example
- Bishop's weed can quickly take over a garden if not controlled.
B2Botany
(general)A plant, *Ammi majus*, recognized for its small white flowers and use in floral arrangements.
Example
- The florist added bishop's weed to the bouquet for a delicate touch.
B2Culinary
(spice)A plant, *Trachyspermum ammi*, whose seeds are used as a spice, commonly known as ajwain.
Example
- Ajwain, also known as bishop's weed, is often used in Indian cooking.
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