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Meanings of white-seeded in English
Usage of white-seeded in English
1
She bent over and pulled the milky-stalked, white-seeded head of a dandelion.
2
This variety, or perhaps, more properly, species, is quite distinct from the White-seeded.
3
In the form of the head, and in its general character, this variety resembles the White-seeded.
4
The stalks of this variety are more slender, and the leaves smaller, than those of the White-seeded.
5
Leaves of large size, yellowish-green, pointed, slightly undulated, entire on the borders, and often revoluted like those of the White-seeded.
6
It retains its head longer than almost any other variety; and, though sometimes slightly bitter, is considered superior to the White-seeded.
7
The variety is not considered superior to the White-seeded, though both of the sorts are inferior to the Paris Cos or Florence sorts.
8
Besides the difference in the color of the seeds, the head of this variety is smaller, and the foliage paler, than that of the White-seeded.
White-seeded through the time