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An animal that eats plant materials.
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| herb |
Is a plant, sometimes wild sometimes cultivated, used either in the cooking of food as a flavouring, an infusion or as a medicine. The entire plant, the root, or just the leaves, are either dried before use, or used fresh. It can be an Annual, Perennial, or Biennial plant. Examples are basil (annual, culinary), Thyme (perennial, culinary and medicinal) and Digitalis, or Foxglove (biennial, medicinal).
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| herb |
Plants with soft, non-woody stems, like wildflowers and ferns.
Ãâó: www.discovercarolina.com/html/s05nature105a01b.htm...
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| herbicide |
[Forestry Operations & Water Quality] Any substance, or mixture of substances, intended to prevent the growth of or to destroy terrestrial or aquatic weeds. Weeds are any woody or non-woody undesirable vegetation.
Ãâó: www.dfr.state.nc.us/glossary/glossary_h.htm
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| herb |
Correct definition: Any plant whose aerial parts die back in the winter. Our definition: Any plant or plant part that provides a salutory or remedial effect on the body.
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