meadow cress

Examples

• All

• We found wild meadow cress growing along the stream in the countryside.

• Botanists recorded a new population of meadow cress thriving in the nature reserve.

• The meadow cress grows abundantly in wet fields.

• Have you ever tasted meadow cress?

• The meadow cress adds a peppery flavor to spring salads.

• Botanists recorded a new population of meadow cress thriving in the nature reserve.

• We found wild meadow cress growing along the stream in the countryside.

Synonyms

C

cress

vsmeadow cress

4 3.2

A small plant with spicy leaves eaten raw in salads

is a wild meadow species valued for bitter taste not culinary use

C

Cardamine pratensis

vsmeadow cress

• Specialized

9.9

A plant that lives many years with light purple flowers in spring

is the meadow plant noted for bitter leaves and habitat

C

cuckooflower

vsmeadow cress

• UK

9.9

A wild plant with small pale pink or white flowers that grows in damp meadows

is described by bitter leaves and meadow occurrence rather than flowers

C

cuckoo flower

vsmeadow cress

• UK

8.0

A wild plant with pink or white flowers that grows in damp meadows

is focused on bitter leaves and general meadow presence rather than flowers

L

lady's smock

vsmeadow cress

9.6

A small wildflower with pale purple or white flowers that grows in damp grassy fields

is the meadow plant defined by bitter tasting leaves and location

B

bitter cress

vsmeadow cress

7.9

A small wild plant with divided leaves and tiny white, pink or purple flowers often in lawns

is a meadow form with bitter leaves limited to Europe and North America

C

cress plant

vsmeadow cress

3.5

A small leafy plant with a peppery taste used in salads

is the small wild meadow plant with bitter rather than edible leaves

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology