Thistle - Silybum marianum

Thistle - Silybum marianum
"Thistle, or Silybum marianum in Latin, is a thorny field plant, belonging to the Silybum branch of the Asteraceae family, of Mediterranean origin, and also known as "Virgin Mary's thistle" or "milk thistle". "Onopordum", also known as "Galagan" or "Scottish thistle" It can easily be confused with "acanthium" and "Cirsium vulgare", which is also called "kangal" or "bull thistle". You can distinguish thistle from these plants by its hairless and spear-shaped leaves, which are bright pale green, have white veins, thorny edges, and are bright pale green. According to a belief about the plant; "While Virgin Mary was breastfeeding the baby Jesus, the milk dripping on the thistle leaves gave them such a white-veined appearance."
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