Devil's Turnip (Noun)
Meaning
White-flowered vine having thick roots and bearing small black berries; Europe to Iran.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The devil's turnip is often mistaken for other vines due to its white flowers and dark berries.
- A botanical expert explained the distinct features of the devil's turnip, distinguishing it from other plant species.
- Hikers warned others to beware of the devil's turnip while walking through trails in the mountainous regions of Europe.
- Researchers found that the thick roots of the devil's turnip provided an ecological advantage for its growth in rocky soil.
- Local farmers in Iran reported that the devil's turnip can be invasive, requiring manual removal to protect their crops.