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Meaning of indigo squill
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indigo squill (n)
eastern camas; eastern and central North America
indigo squill Sentence Examples
- The vibrant indigo squill adorned the garden with its deep blue hues.
- The ancient mariners used indigo squill as a natural dye and medicinal remedy.
- The petals of the indigo squill shimmered like sapphires against the afternoon sun.
- The botanical name for indigo squill is Urginea maritima, a member of the Asparagaceae family.
- The bulb of indigo squill contains a potent cardiac glycoside known as scillarenin.
- In traditional medicine, indigo squill was employed as a diuretic and expectorant.
- The leaves of indigo squill are narrow and fleshy, resembling those of an aloe plant.
- The flower stalks of indigo squill soar high above the foliage, producing dense clusters of star-shaped blossoms.
- The seeds of indigo squill are small and black, dispersed by the wind or animals.
- Indigo squill is a protected species in some areas due to its medicinal properties and habitat loss.
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eastern camas; eastern and central North America
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The vibrant indigo squill adorned the garden with its deep blue hues.
The ancient mariners used indigo squill as a natural dye and medicinal remedy.
The petals of the indigo squill shimmered like sapphires against the afternoon sun.
The botanical name for indigo squill is Urginea maritima, a member of the Asparagaceae family.
