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umbelliferous plant Antonyms

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Meaning of umbelliferous plant

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any of numerous aromatic herbs of the family Umbelliferae

Umbelliferous plants, with their distinctive umbrella-like clusters of flowers, are a prominent feature of many meadows.
The essential oils extracted from umbelliferous plants are widely used in perfumes, cosmetics, and traditional medicine.
Carrot, parsley, and fennel are examples of umbelliferous plants that are commonly cultivated for culinary purposes.
The umbelliferous plant's ability to produce phototoxic compounds makes it potentially hazardous to handle in sunlight.
The seeds of umbelliferous plants are often used as spices, such as cumin, coriander, and anise.
The aromatic properties of umbelliferous plants have led to their use in fragrances and incense.
Umbelliferous plants play a significant role in traditional herbal medicine, with applications ranging from treating digestive ailments to insect repellency.
The abundance of umbelliferous plants in certain ecosystems provides a valuable food source for pollinators and other insects.
The study of umbelliferous plants, known as apiology, explores their ecology, taxonomy, and medicinal uses.
The distinctive umbels of umbelliferous plants have captured the interest of artists and photographers, inspiring numerous works of art and photography.

any of numerous aromatic herbs of the family Umbelliferae

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Umbelliferous plants, with their distinctive umbrella-like clusters of flowers, are a prominent feature of many meadows.

The essential oils extracted from umbelliferous plants are widely used in perfumes, cosmetics, and traditional medicine.

Carrot, parsley, and fennel are examples of umbelliferous plants that are commonly cultivated for culinary purposes.

The umbelliferous plant's ability to produce phototoxic compounds makes it potentially hazardous to handle in sunlight.