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mousetail

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mousetail [ˈmaʊsˌteɪl]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) any of various N temperate ranunculaceous plants of the genus Myosurus, esp M. minimus, with tail-like flower spikes
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Sales dogs rarely turn out to be breeding propositions, but one who did was Queen T iye, a 250 guineas buy at Shelbourne in February, 1978, whose daughter, Little Shoe, won two Waterloo Plates, threw the Waterloo Cup winner, Mousetail, and is the source of the famous `Crafty' breed of coursing dogs.
Breeding Lines: A Waterloo suc ces s at last for shack cloth by The Racing Post (London, England)
At the opposite end of the range is the diminutive mousetail arum, arisarum proboscideum.
Weird world of the aroids by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
As I parked the barrow near my overgrown shade border, I noticed with pleasure that the mousetail arum was in flower.
When nature is a hard taskmaster by Chudziak, Bill / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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