A genus of plants in the mustard family, commonly known as garlic mustard, which has a garlicky smell when crushed.
From Latin 'allium' (garlic) + '-aria' (connected with), literally meaning 'garlic-like.' The scientific name reflects the plant's characteristic odor.
Garlic mustard is an invasive plant that's taking over North American forests by poisoning the soil—it's a botanical villain that uses chemistry as a weapon, much like a medieval assassin.
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