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Meanings of wild strawberry in English
Wild strawberry species with edible fruits which grows on the edges and clearings of woods.
Synonyms
Examples for "wood strawberry"
Examples for "wood strawberry"
1
Ovid mentions the wood strawberry, which would lead one to infer that they were more abundant in his time and country than in ours.
2
In England this species exhibits some variation from the Alpine type, and was called by our ancestors the Wood strawberry.
3
If this was true of the wild Wood strawberry, how much more so of many of our aromatic rubies of to-day.
1
No such concentrated ambrosia ever graced the feasts of the Olympian gods, for they were restricted to the humble Fragaria vesca, or Alpine species.
2
The Alpine strawberry ( Fragaria vesca), which grows wild throughout the northern hemisphere, does not appear capable of much variation and development under cultivation.
3
As we have seen, the Fragaria vesca, or the Alpine species of Europe, is substantially the same to-day as it was a thousand years ago.
4
The first, and for a long time the only one of which we have any record, is the Fragaria vesca, or the "Alpine" strawberry.
5
Fragaria vesca was used as a completely self-compatible reference sample, and the genome-wide variations were identified and subsequently annotated.
Usage of wild strawberry in English
1
Jeanne sprinkled the white blossoms of the wild strawberry all around.
2
Mr. Broderick: I find that the wild strawberry does very well.
3
A small pleasure, a wild strawberry swallowed as the cliff crumbles under her.
4
Well, the wild strawberry is the one that God made.
5
He picks us little bunches of violets, hyacinths and wild strawberry flowers-wehave them still.
6
That is my little wild strawberry, Hunsden, whose sweetness made me careless of your hothouse grapes.
7
The wild strawberry is at your feet.
8
The President: How is your wild strawberry?
9
The scent boasts unexpected white truffle, orange blossom from the Amalfi coast, Italian jasmine, and wild strawberry.
10
Solomon especially liked wild strawberry jam.
11
The roadside was sprinkled over with the gold dust of dandelions and the pale stars of wild strawberry blossoms.
12
The wild strawberry also is in great abundance, with its sweet, round little beads of fruit dotting the green.
13
At first blush one would say that there could be no more delicious flavor than that of the wild strawberry.
14
There are others in his picture in this room-botanist'sflowers as distinguished from painter's flowers: the wild strawberry beautifully straggling.
15
I won't put no salt in it, and I'll send along a glass or two of my wild strawberry jam.
16
It offers an unmistakable nose of wild strawberry and white pepper with a backbone of structure and wonderful refreshing acidity.
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Wild strawberry through the time
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