A widely naturalized Eurasian herb with finely cut foliage and white compound umbels of small white or yellowish flowers and thin yellowish roots.
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The wild carrot I have spoken of; also the fragrant life-everlasting.
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This weed, like the wild carrot, is really very lovely.
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Jim strolled on leisurely, snatching at the heads of wild carrot as he passed.
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Sandalled feet in dewy grass, breathing in the rising sun and rampant wild carrot.
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A scrawny kid, all spindly limbs and wild carrot hair.
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Nan had been roasting wild carrot and leek on little wood splints over the fire.
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Did you ever observe the seed of wild carrot?
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Up ahead, that wide white flower, sort of rounded, pink in the middle, it's wild carrot.
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The Swiss company's Agolin Ruminant feed additive contains extracts from coriander seed oil, clove and wild carrot.
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The wild carrot is also an excellent vegetable, and from its root rich wine has been extracted.
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When they turned to look, the boy was petting the young stallion and feeding him pieces of wild carrot.
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It has some horse food in it, pieces of wild carrot and some grains. He ran to get it.
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There are a certain number of plants which we always looked upon as weeds, such as burdock and wild carrot, for example.
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Ayla opened her hand and showed him two pieces of a white root that she knew the horses liked, fresh young wild carrot.
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Mary gathered a bouquet of wild carrot, or "Queen Anne's Lace," with its exquisitely fine, lace-like flowers with pale green-tinted centres.
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Big jars of daisies, buttercups, wild carrot, red clover, and tasseled grasses stood in the corners of all the rooms and filled the empty fireplace.