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Meanings of liquorice root in English
Russian
корень солодки Catalan
arrel de regalèssia Crude drug.
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Examples for "glycyrrhiza"
Examples for "glycyrrhiza"
1
Raw licorice roots represent heterogeneous materials obtained from mainly three Glycyrrhiza species.
2
This plant, which in some respects resembles certain species of Glycyrrhiza, appears to be not unfrequent in the southern interior.
3
The leaflets are raised in Sphaerophysa salsola, Colutea arborea, and Astragalus uliginosus, but are depressed, according to Linnaeus, in Glycyrrhiza.
4
The developed chemometric models enable the identification and classification of Glycyrrhiza species according to their composition in major Fs, Cs, and species specific phenolic compounds.
5
We found this day, near the river bed, a new herbaceous indigo with white flowers and pods like those of the prickly liquorice (Glycyrrhiza echinata).
Usage of liquorice root in English
1
We had got some liquorice root to chew.
2
They will chew anything from a piece of India rubber shoe to slippery elm and liquorice root.
3
A modern decoction is prepared from the herb with boiling water poured on the leaves, and with liquorice root and honey added.
4
Mr. Poole, in his Statistics of Commerce, states that the consumption of liquorice root and paste in this country averages 500 tons per annum.
5
"But not liquorice root," added Podge.