Weasel: date=March 2009 Chamomile or camomile (from Greek χαμαίμηλον, chamaimēlon, meaning "earth-apple") is a common name for several plants. The word, a combination of χαμαί (chamai) "on the ground" + μήλον (mēlon) "apple", derives from their applelike scent. It has been used as a dye to produce a green color.Fact: date=March 2009
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Weasel: date=March 2009 Chamomile or camomile (from Greek χαμαίμηλον, chamaimēlon, meaning "earth-apple") is a common name for several plants. The word, a combination of χαμαί (chamai) "on the ground" + μήλον (mēlon) "apple", derives from their applelike scent. It has been used as a dye to produce a green color.Fact: date=March 2009
The flora labelled "chamomile" include:
- Matricaria recutita (syn. M. chamomilla), German or blue chamomile, commonly used in tea
- Anthemis nobilis (syn. Chamaemelum nobile), Roman chamomile, the "lawn" chamomile
- And to some extent other Anthemis species, such as:
- Anthemis arvensis, corn or scentless chamomile
- Anthemis cotula, stinking chamomile or dog-fennel
- Anthemis tinctoria, yellow chamomile or golden marguerite
- Ormenis multicaulis, Moroccan chamomile
- Eriocephalus punctulatus, Cape chamomile
- Matricaria discoidea, wild chamomile or pineapple weed
The word "chamomile" or "camomile" may also refer to:
- The Camomile Lawn, a 1984 novel by Mary Wesley, and its 1992 television adaptation shown in the United Kingdom on Channel 4.
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