Examples of dandelion

• Intake by sheep and digestibility of chickweed, dandelion, dock, ribwort and spurrey, compared with perennial ryegrass.

• For example, benzyl isothiocyanate inhibited germination of dandelion and alfalfa seeds at lower concentrations than the remaining bioassay species.

• Intake, by sheep, and digestibility of chickweed, dandelion, dock, ribwort and spurrey, compared with perennial ryegrass.

• Suppose the ingredients in one particular mixture were very ordinary, such as salt, bicarbonate of soda, dandelions or cloves, and a few things like that.

• Does it include such wines as potato wine, dandelion wine, carrot wine, or even sugar-beet wine?

• When one blows a dandelion clock, the bit that one wants to remain may be blown away.

• I trust that what is now a land of dandelions and thistles will be turned back to a land flowing with milk and honey.

• One finds willow herb and dandelions growing there.

• A child's memory can be like a dandelion clock.

• Would it not also be a good idea to allow those visitors proper catering facilities, instead of bothering about claret, dandelion and parsnip wines and all the rest?

• The issue is not that of a few flowers—lichens and dandelions as they were miscalled in another place—against water supplies so vital for industry and employment.

• For people to gather mushrooms, or pick dandelions to make dandelion wine, or pick blackberries, is dangerous on an aerodrome, particularly when the weather is not good.

• The name "beer" has always been associated with a liquor made from malt and hops and not from dandelions and other herbs found in the countryside.

• Scientific knowledge on breeding and genetics is growing at such a staggering pace that a brilliant use might even be discovered next week for dandelions from our back gardens.

• Boycotts of tea led to an increase in consumption of other beverages, such as coffee or herbal teas infused with peppermint, sage or dandelions.