Usually means: Prickly plant, yellow or white flowers.
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▸ noun:  (botany) Any of the genus Argemone of flowering plants, the prickly poppies.

Similar:
prickly poppy, white thistle, Mexican poppy, cardosanto, agrimony, aster, papaver, poppy, egrimony, chicalote, more...

Phrases:
Argemone mexicana, argemone oil, papaver argemone, genus argemone, more...

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prickly poppy, white thistle, Mexican poppy, cardosanto, agrimony, aster, papaver, poppy, egrimony, chicalote, more...

Phrases:
Argemone mexicana, argemone oil, papaver argemone, genus argemone, more...



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