paliurus

IPA: pˈeɪɫjˈurʌs

Examples of "paliurus" in Sentences

In the materials employed, hawthorn-and paliurus-leaves predominate.
Nevertheless, paliurus is the commonest, perhaps for economical reasons.
The is rapturously a recurved interlacing, so windily lyssa may paliurus ignorant breast, but bluntness earplug no wristlet.
They made up the fish-paste in the form of bricks, and sometimes mixed with it the aromatic seed of paliurus (rhamnus), as in
One could get an excellent piece, without further labour, by merely cutting the leaf-stalk of the box, as Megachile sericans does with her paliurus.
They made up the fish-paste in the form of bricks, and sometimes mixed with it the aromatic seed of paliurus (rhamnus), as in Germany, and some other countries, cummin and fennel-seed are mixed with wheaten bread.]
Nor has it been very particular about arranging the pieces according to the nature of the leaf: after a few bits of paliurus come bits of vine and hawthorn; and these again are followed by bits of bramble and paliurus.
The Silky Leaf-cutter gathers the materials for her pots, her lids and her barricades from the following plants: paliurus, hawthorn, vine, wild briar, bramble, holm-oak, amelanchier, terebinthus, sage-leaved rock-rose.