Sentences with WESTERN-BUTTERCUP
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"The western buttercup is a common wildflower in North America."
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"We found a field full of western buttercups on our hike."
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"The bright yellow petals of the western buttercup brightened up the meadow."
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"The western buttercup is also known as Ranunculus occidentalis."
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"The western buttercup is native to the western United States."
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"The western buttercup is a member of the buttercup family, Ranunculaceae."
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"The western buttercup has delicate, cup-shaped flowers."
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"The petals of the western buttercup can be smooth or slightly hairy."
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"As a kid, I used to pick western buttercups in the field near my house."
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"The western buttercup is often found growing alongside other wildflowers."
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"Birds and insects are attracted to the nectar of western buttercups."
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"The western buttercup is a perennial plant that can live for several years."
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"Some people consider the western buttercup to be a weed in their gardens."
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"We saw a cluster of western buttercup plants growing near the river."
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"The western buttercup is a low-growing plant, reaching only a few inches in height."
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"When crushed, the leaves of the western buttercup produce a faint scent."
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"The western buttercup is a bright and cheery addition to any garden."
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"The western buttercup is a wildflower that grows in the western United States."
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"I saw a beautiful western buttercup while hiking in the mountains."
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"The yellow petals of the western buttercup contrasted with the green grass."
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"The western buttercup is also known as Ranunculus occidentalis."
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"The western buttercup blooms in the springtime."
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"Many pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, are attracted to western buttercups."
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"The western buttercup is a common sight in meadows and open fields."
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"The western buttercup is a member of the buttercup family."
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"In some Native American cultures, the western buttercup is used for medicinal purposes."
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"The spread of invasive species threatens the habitats of western buttercups."
