wild mustard
"Wild mustard" refers to various weedy plants in the mustard family, notable for their bright yellow flowers and widespread distribution.
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Definition
B2Botany
(general)A plant from the mustard family, known for its yellow flowers and common presence in fields and along roadsides.
Example
- Wild mustard often grows along the edges of agricultural fields.
- The bright yellow flowers of wild mustard are easily recognizable.
C1Ecology
(technical, environmental)An invasive plant species that can outcompete native vegetation and disrupt local ecosystems.
Example
- Wild mustard has spread rapidly, posing a threat to native plant species.
- Efforts are being made to control the growth of wild mustard in conservation areas.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "wild mustard":
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