Definition of mountain flax in English:

mountain flax

(also mountain flox, mountaine flax, mountain vlix)

noun ˌmaʊntɪn ˈflaks

1US. The plant senega snakeroot, Polygala senega, whose root was formerly used medicinally.
2US. The prairie flax, Linum perenne subsp. lewisii, of western North America. rare.
3The New Zealand plant Phormium cookianum (family Phormiaceae or Agavaceae), which has fibrous blade-like leaves, is a smaller relative of New Zealand flax (P. tenax), and is grown elsewhere as a garden plant.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mountain + flax.

Definition of mountain flax in US English:

mountain flax

(also mountain flox, mountaine flax, mountain vlix)

nounˌmaʊntɪn ˈflaks

1US. The plant senega snakeroot, Polygala senega, whose root was formerly used medicinally.
2US. The prairie flax, Linum perenne subsp. lewisii, of western North America. rare.
3The New Zealand plant Phormium cookianum (family Phormiaceae or Agavaceae), which has fibrous blade-like leaves, is a smaller relative of New Zealand flax (P. tenax), and is grown elsewhere as a garden plant.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mountain + flax.

单词	mountain flax
释义	Definition of mountain flax in English: mountain flax (also mountain flox, mountaine flax, mountain vlix) noun ˌmaʊntɪn ˈflaks 1US. The plant senega snakeroot, Polygala senega, whose root was formerly used medicinally. 2US. The prairie flax, Linum perenne subsp. lewisii, of western North America. rare. 3The New Zealand plant Phormium cookianum (family Phormiaceae or Agavaceae), which has fibrous blade-like leaves, is a smaller relative of New Zealand flax (P. tenax), and is grown elsewhere as a garden plant. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mountain + flax. Definition of mountain flax in US English: mountain flax (also mountain flox, mountaine flax, mountain vlix) nounˌmaʊntɪn ˈflaks 1US. The plant senega snakeroot, Polygala senega, whose root was formerly used medicinally. 2US. The prairie flax, Linum perenne subsp. lewisii, of western North America. rare. 3The New Zealand plant Phormium cookianum (family Phormiaceae or Agavaceae), which has fibrous blade-like leaves, is a smaller relative of New Zealand flax (P. tenax), and is grown elsewhere as a garden plant. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From mountain + flax.
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