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Oxford ragwort

Oxford ragwort noun: a short-lived angiosperm of the species Senecio squalidus, native to rocky areas.

Noun

Oxford ragwort (plural Oxford ragworts)

  1. A short-lived angiosperm of the species Senecio squalidus, native to rocky areas.

Forms of Oxford ragwort

pluralOxford ragworts

Questions about Oxford ragwort

What does Oxford ragwort mean?
Oxford ragwort means a short-lived angiosperm of the species Senecio squalidus, native to rocky areas.
What part of speech is Oxford ragwort?
Oxford ragwort is a noun.
What is the plural of Oxford ragwort?
The plural of Oxford ragwort is Oxford ragworts.

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