Definition: A type of small European plum that grows in clusters and is similar to a damson.

Example: The bullace tree in the garden produced a lot of fruit this year.

Definition: Describing a surface that has a raised, blistered, or puckered appearance, often used in reference to certain types of leaves or plant structures.

Example: The bullate leaves of the plant give it a unique texture and appearance.

Definition: A type of plant that grows in wet areas, often found in marshes and along the edges of lakes and rivers.

Example: The bullrushes swayed gently in the breeze by the pond.

Definition: A type of plant, often referred to as knapweed, which can be invasive and is commonly found in fields and meadows.

Example: The bullweed spread quickly across the field, choking out the native plants.

Definition: A type of plant that grows in wet areas, often with tall, grass-like leaves and clusters of small flowers or spikes.

Example: The bulrushes swayed gently in the breeze by the pond.

Definition: A type of tree or shrub found in North America, known for its hard wood and black fruit, often with thorns.

Example: The bumelia tree in our backyard produces small black fruits every summer.

Definition: A type of small plant that grows close to the ground, has whorled leaves, white flowers, and produces clusters of red berries.

Example: We found a patch of bunchberries while hiking in the forest.

Definition: A type of grass that grows in clumps instead of spreading out flat on the ground.

Example: The bunchgrass in the meadow provided excellent cover for small animals.

Definition: A type of tree known for its large, edible seeds, native to Australia.

Example: The bunya tree produces large cones that contain delicious seeds.

Definition: A rough, prickly covering that surrounds the seeds or fruits of certain plants, like the chestnut or burdock, or a tool used for cutting.

Example: The bur from the plant stuck to my clothes as I walked through the field.