Medicinal Plants And Herbs

noun a fungus that typically takes the form of a domed cap on a stalk, often with gills on the underside

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• The chef prepared a delicious mushroom risotto for the guests.
• I love adding mushrooms to my pasta dishes.
• Let's grab some shrooms and make a pizza tonight.
• His ideas sprouted like mushrooms after a rainstorm.

noun a highly addictive narcotic drug derived from the opium poppy

• The use of opium for medicinal purposes dates back centuries.
• I heard that some people used to smoke opium in the old days.
• I can't believe he's still messing around with that opium stuff.
• Her love for him was like an addiction to opium, consuming her every thought.

noun a type of plant in the genus Abrotanum

• The abrotine alkaloid found in certain plants has been studied for its potential medicinal properties.
• I heard that abrotine is the active ingredient in that new herbal supplement everyone is talking about.
• You should definitely try that abrotine stuff, it's supposed to work wonders.
• His words had a sharpness to them, like the bitter taste of abrotine on the tongue.

noun any plant of the genus Abutilon

• The abutilon plant is known for its vibrant bell-shaped flowers.
• I just bought a new abutilon plant for my garden.
• Check out that cool abutilon plant over there!
• Her personality bloomed like an abutilon flower in the spring.

adjective relating to or resembling a member of the genus Aesculus, which includes the horse chestnut tree

• The aesculaceous plant in the botanical garden is known for its medicinal properties.
• I saw an aesculaceous plant at the park yesterday, it looked interesting.
• Check out that cool aesculaceous plant over there!
• Her words were like aesculaceous vines, weaving through his thoughts and healing his soul.