- sole species,
Crithmum maritimum, is
commonly known as rock samphire,
sea fennel or samphire. It is
found in
parts of the Old
World and is edible. It is...
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Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is a
flowering plant species in the
carrot family....
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cannot be grown. Rock
samphire is
another kind of samphire, also
called sea fennel. It is
mentioned by
Shakespeare in King Lear: Half-way down
Hangs one...
- Look up
Fennel or
fennel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fennel is a
species of plant,
Foeniculum vulgare.
Fennel may also
refer to:
Fennel, Foeniculum...
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Schizogyne sericea is
ubiquitous forming large bushes with
yellow flowers.
Sea fennel recognizable from its
distinct smell and grey-green
color of its succulent...
- two things: the Provençal soup base—garlic, onions, tomatoes,
olive oil,
fennel, saffron, thyme, bay, and
usually a bit of
dried orange peel—and, of course...
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species such as
sea lily (Pancratium illyri****),
silene nodulosa (Silene nodulosa),
Corsican geranium (Erodium corsi****),
Bocconi fennel (Seseli bocconi)...
- Biogeosciences.
Katja Fennel was born in Rostock. Her
father was a
professor and
oceanographer at the
Leibniz Institute for
Baltic Sea Research. Her brother...
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Fennel with lamb (Turkish: Arapsaçı yemeği) is a dish from the
Aegean coast and
Aegean Sea islands among both
Turkish and Gr**** people. Food
portal List...
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includes olive trees,
maritime pine,
sea fennel, blueberries, rosemary,
fennel, lavender, arbutus, lentisk,
sea cistus,
helichrysum and many others. Near...
