Glaucium
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 22
(glose-um.) (Bot.) The Horn-poppy, a gen. of herbaceous plants, O. Pap ave race a. The species G. luteum, found on the sandy sea-shore of the U. States, is conspicuous for its large flowers, of 4 delicate, pale yellow petals, which last only for a day, and are succeeded by very long curved pods, which are rough with tubercles. [s. 411]
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