chrysanthemum; commonly used as an ornamental flower, in traditional medicine, or to make tea

yellow chrysanthemum; can also refer to wine

daisy; a small perennial flowering plant of the family Asteraceae, with a yellow center and white, pink, or red ray petals

cornflower; bachelor's button; an annual herb with purple, blue, pink, or white flowers shaped like the spokes of a wheel

a plant in the daisy family with hairy leaves and light blue flowers; its young leaves are edible and it is also known as [[苦苣|苦苣|ku3 ju4]]

Kikuchi, a Japanese surname and place name

A perennial herb with gray-green leaves and white or red flowers; the dried flowers are ground into powder to kill pests like mosquitoes and lice.

(botany) the daisy or sunflower family; a large family of flowering plants characterized by flower heads made of many small flowers, formerly called Compositae

tea or herbal infusion made from dried chrysanthemum flowers; it is often consumed as a cooling drink in the summer

marigold; specifically the Aztec or African marigold (Tagetes erecta)

(botany) chrysanthemum indicum, a wild flower with yellow blossoms that is also used in traditional medicine; also known as [[苦薏|苦薏|ku3 yi4]]

(botany) tansy; costmary

(botany) plains coreopsis (Coreopsis tinctoria); an annual flowering plant of the genus Coreopsis, often having yellow petals with maroon centers, commonly grown for ornamentation

A perennial herbaceous plant with edible tubers, commonly used as a vegetable or to produce starch and alcohol; also known as [[洋姜|洋薑|yang2 jiang1]]

Wine brewed from chrysanthemum flowers and leaves mixed with grain; traditionally consumed during the Double Ninth Festival for its health benefits and to treat headaches.

A variety of white chrysanthemum grown in Hangzhou; the dried flowers are used for making tea or as an ingredient in Chinese medicine.

(biochemistry) a carbohydrate found in many plants, such as Jerusalem artichokes, also known as fructosan or alantin

A common flowering plant in the aster family known for its large, colorful flower heads; also known as [[蓝菊|藍菊|lan2 ju2]].

Describes things or people that have their own unique beauty or strengths in their own proper time; everything has its own merits.

a plant often used in herbal medicine and tea, typically from the daisy family

the world of Chinese opera; specifically used to refer to Beijing opera circles

a type of chrysanthemum with deep purple or black petals

the China aster (Callistephus chinensis); also known as [[翠菊|翠菊|cui4 ju2]]

(Internet slang) a punning reference to [[广电总局|廣電總局|guang3 dian4 zong3 ju2]] used to mock or bypass censorship by the National Radio and Television Administration (NRTA)

China aster (Callistephus chinensis), an annual or biennial flowering plant in the family Asteraceae

China aster (Callistephus chinensis), an annual flowering plant native to China and Korea

(bird species) flamecrest (Regulus goodfellowi), a kinglet endemic to the mountains of Taiwan

cosmos (Cosmos bipinnatus), a flowering herbaceous plant

A perennial plant with large, colorful flowers and tube-shaped roots, grown widely for decoration.

true daisy; an ornamental perennial herb with spoon-shaped leaves and long-blooming composite flowers

(bird species of China) goldcrest (Regulus regulus)

kinglet; any small bird of the genus Regulus

chamomile; yellow chrysanthemum

the plant genus Anthemis in the family Compositae, including chamomile

chamomile (Matricaria recutita)

(slang) to have anal intercourse or to insert something into the anus

stevia; sugarleaf; a South American plant whose leaves are used as a natural sweetener or sugar substitute

a natural sweetener extracted from the leaves of the stevia plant

stevioside; a natural sweetener extracted from the leaves of the stevia plant

stevioside; a natural sweetener extracted from the stevia plant

fenpropathrin; a type of synthetic pyrethroid insecticide

zinnia; common garden plant of the daisy family

An idiom describing the autumn chrysanthemum which remains upright and defiant despite the cold frost

endive; a type of bitter leafy green often used in salads

jasmolin; a chemical compound used in insecticides and found in some insecticides and flower oils

Chrysanthemum indicum; a type of chrysanthemum used in traditional medicine to clear heat, improve vision, and treat injuries

The ninth month of the lunar calendar; so named because it is the season when chrysanthemums are in full bloom.

A pillow stuffed with dried chrysanthemum flowers, used in traditional Chinese medicine to soothe the head and improve vision

An extinct group of marine mollusks with spiral shells, existing from the Devonian until the end of the Cretaceous; now found only as fossils.