Burnet

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 16
bur′net, n. the English name of two closely united genera of Rosaceæ —the Great Burnet common in meadows all over Europe; the Common Burnet growing on chalky soils, its slightly astringent leaves used in salads or soups, also as an ingredient in 'cool tankard.' [From its brown flowers.]
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