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Meaning of ribgrass
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ribgrass (n)
an Old World plantain with long narrow ribbed leaves widely established in temperate regions
ribgrass Sentence Examples
- Emily gently plucked a ribgrass leaf to soothe her son's minor burn.
- In the vast meadow, ribgrass flourished amidst other wildflowers.
- The ribgrass's broad, oval leaves provided ample coverage for its tiny flowers.
- Traditional healers believed ribgrass possessed medicinal properties for treating cuts and bruises.
- The aromatic ribgrass leaves released a refreshing scent when crushed.
- Ribgrass seeds were used as a diuretic and expectorant in folk remedies.
- The plant's scientific name, Plantago lanceolata, refers to its lance-shaped leaves and ribgrass ancestry.
- Ribgrass tea was once a popular home remedy for coughs and sore throats.
- In ancient Rome, gladiators applied ribgrass to their wounds to promote healing.
- Ribgrass's tough stems and resilience made it a valuable ingredient in poultices and compresses.
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an Old World plantain with long narrow ribbed leaves widely established in temperate regions
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Emily gently plucked a ribgrass leaf to soothe her son's minor burn.
In the vast meadow, ribgrass flourished amidst other wildflowers.
The ribgrass's broad, oval leaves provided ample coverage for its tiny flowers.
Traditional healers believed ribgrass possessed medicinal properties for treating cuts and bruises.
