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ox eye
Buphthalmos A progressively enlarged eye most commonly seen in children with congenital glaucoma; over time, the head of the optic nerve undergoes cupping and atrophy, resulting in blindness. Cf Bull's eye.
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Look about you at the brown-eyed Susan, oxeye daisy, Queen Anne's lace, feverfew, devil's paintbrush, New England asters and dozens of kinds of goldenrod seemingly growing without a care in field and meadow.
Wildflowers flourish under nature's care by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
I learn from his letter that the Environment Agency is responsible for cutting down the foliage and oxeye daisies at nesting and flowering time at Llandaff Cathedral.
Deplorable state of our woodland; VIEWPOINTS by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
28: Coneflowers, white vervain, oxeye, horseweed, germander, teasel and wild lettuce blossom in the fields; tall bellflowers open in the woods.
Poor Will's Countryside Almanack for early & middle spring of 2009 by Felker, W.L. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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