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{{Infobox|Box title = Milk Thistle|image = file:Milk Thistle.png|imagewidth = 120|caption = in [[Scribblenauts Unmasked]]|Type = Plant|Behavior = Can be eaten by a herbivorous creature.|Synonyms = Artichoke Thistle}}The '''milk thistle''' is a type of plant from Europe, that was later naturalized in North America to be used in herbal medicine. This object isn't considered a [[flower]] by the other creatures, it is also not considered a medical plant, so it's a pretty bad adaptation of the real plant.
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{{Infobox|Box title = Milk Thistle|image = file:Milk Thistle.png|imagewidth = 64|caption = in [[Scribblenauts Unmasked]]|Type = Plant|Behavior = Can be eaten by a herbivorous creature.|Synonyms = Artichoke Thistle, Bitterleaf, Calyx, Cardi, Cardone, Cardoni, Cardoon, Carduni}}The '''milk thistle''' is a type of plant from Europe, that was later naturalized in North America to be used in herbal medicine. This object isn't considered a [[flower]] by the other creatures, it is also not considered a medical plant, so it's a pretty bad adaptation of the real plant.
 
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Milk Thistle
Milk Thistle


in Scribblenauts Unmasked

Type

Plant

Behavior

Can be eaten by a herbivorous creature.

Synonyms

Artichoke Thistle, Bitterleaf, Calyx, Cardi, Cardone, Cardoni, Cardoon, Carduni

Available in

Scribblenauts, Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Scribblenauts Showdown, Scribblenauts Mega Pack

The milk thistle is a type of plant from Europe, that was later naturalized in North America to be used in herbal medicine. This object isn't considered a flower by the other creatures, it is also not considered a medical plant, so it's a pretty bad adaptation of the real plant.