Sentences with ASPERULA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The asperula flowers are small and delicate."
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"The asperula fragrance filled the air."
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"Her dress was adorned with beautiful asperula patterns."
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"The garden was filled with asperula plants of different colors."
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"The asperula scent was soothing and calming."
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"The asperula leaves had a soft velvet texture."
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"She wore a necklace made of tiny asperula beads."
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"The asperula petals were pale blue, resembling the sky."
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"The asperula tea had a refreshing herbal taste."
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"The asperula plant was commonly used in traditional medicine."
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"One species of asperula is Asperula odorata, commonly known as sweet woodruff."
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"The fragrance of asperula flowers is often described as pleasant and reminiscent of freshly-cut hay."
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"Some species of asperula are used in herbal medicine."
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"The leaves of asperula plants are whorled and often arranged in a rosette."
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"Certain species of asperula are valued for their ground-covering abilities."
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"The roots of asperula plants are sometimes used as a source of red dye."
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"The flowering period of asperula typically occurs in the spring or early summer."
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"Some species of asperula have been introduced to North America as ornamental plants."
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"The asperula plant can reach a height of up to 30 centimeters."
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"In traditional medicine, asperula has been used for its diuretic properties."
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"The name 'asperula' is derived from the Latin word 'asper,' meaning rough or harsh."
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"Etymologically, the word 'asperula' refers to the roughness of the stems and leaves of some species."
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"The asperula plant is commonly used in herbal medicine."
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"I planted some asperula in my garden for its sweet fragrance."
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"The tiny white flowers of asperula bloom in spring."
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"Growing asperula requires well-drained soil and partial shade."
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"The leaves of asperula are often used to make tea."
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"Some species of asperula are used as ground cover in landscaping."
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"The dried roots of asperula have a woody aroma."
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"Many insects are attracted to the nectar of asperula flowers."
