Definition of skunk cabbage in English:

skunk cabbage

noun

A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell.
臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲
Two species in the family Araceae: the western Lysichiton americanum, with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower
Example sentencesExamples
- Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors.
- I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear.
- The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages.
- The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience.
- Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates.
- Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen.
- The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia.
- Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage.
- In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes.
- Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil.
- We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered.
- We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose.
- While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage.
- The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions.
- It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage.
- Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’
- I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose.
- It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage.

Definition of skunk cabbage in US English:

skunk cabbage

noun

A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell.
臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲
Two species in the family Araceae: the western yellow skunk cabbage (Lysichitum americanum), with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose.
- Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage.
- We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered.
- The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia.
- In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes.
- Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil.
- Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’
- The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions.
- While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage.
- The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages.
- I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear.
- The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience.
- It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage.
- We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose.
- Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen.
- Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates.
- Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors.
- It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage.

单词	skunk cabbage
释义	Definition of skunk cabbage in English: skunk cabbage noun A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell. 臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲 Two species in the family Araceae: the western Lysichiton americanum, with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower Example sentencesExamples Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors. I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear. The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages. The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience. Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates. Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen. The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia. Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage. In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes. Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil. We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered. We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose. While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage. The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions. It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage. Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’ I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose. It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage. Definition of skunk cabbage in US English: skunk cabbage noun A North American plant of the arum family, the flower of which has a distinctive unpleasant smell. 臭菘属植物，臭菘，美洲观音莲 Two species in the family Araceae: the western yellow skunk cabbage (Lysichitum americanum), with a stalked yellow flower, and the eastern Symplocarpus foetidus, with a greenish purple flower Example sentencesExamples I'm surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage, and swamp rose. Hill suggests adding another giant, the skunk cabbage. We made rolls out of the grains and wrapped them in the eatable parts of the skunk cabbage we gathered. The earliest - and arguably the most resourceful - of the spring flowers is the skunk cabbage, ubiquitous in the wet places of North America and Eurasia. In Co Galway, the bog garden at Ardcarraig is planted with drifts of candelabra Primulas, skunk cabbage, Meconopis, Iris and Astilbes. Large ferns and giant skunk cabbage spring like green fountains from the dark soil. Bateman incorporated a skunk cabbage at the bottom to show ‘the whole thing stinks.’ The skunk cabbage was one of his most successful introductions. While walking through a deep, black stretch of trees I smelled a strange combination of fried onions and skunk cabbage. The other side of Oak Beck is a damp patch of sweet and sour - wild garlic, and growing through it, naturalised skunk cabbages. I traveled down to a brook among dark maples, where the early skunk cabbage leaves were just beginning to appear. The skunk cabbage's reputation for malodorousness has deprived generations of early-spring swamp explorers of a pleasurable experience. It's a South American species, Xanthosoma robustum, that's related to the dead-horse arum, philodendron, and skunk cabbage. We're surrounded by tussock sedge, alder, jewelweed, skunk cabbage and swamp rose. Broad-leaved arrowhead and lizard's tail are found where the water is deepest, while skunk cabbage, with its huge leaves, lines the perimeter of the fen. Leeks, skunk cabbage, and wild garlic soon seasoned the beans, bear, rabbit, and venison on colonists' plates. Fly-pollinated plants, like the skunk cabbage of North America or the stinking corpse lily of Madagascar, typically have quite pungent odors. It is the iron and must of rain water plopping out of spruce needles in big, fat drops, plunking among bear bread, moss, and skunk cabbage.
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