See housson on Wiktionary
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"Dérivé de houx, avec le suffixe -on."
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"ref": "Ces plantes qui vous guérissent, volume 2, 1966",
"text": "Le Houx (Ilex aquifolium) s’appelle aussi l’agrifolio, l’agrifous, l’agriou, l’alquiroux, l’aquifolio, le bois franc, le grand pardon, le gréou, le grifeuil, le houx épineux et le housson."
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"Sous-arbrisseau dont les feuilles, toujours vertes, sont semblables à celles du myrte, pointues et piquantes, et dont les racines passent pour diurétiques et apéritives, synonyme de fragon épineux."
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