n.向日葵，染匠油桐

The turnsole plant was once used to dye fabrics purple, a color reserved for royalty.
曾经，转子莲植物被用来染紫色布料，这是专属于皇室的颜色。
In ancient times, artists sought the turnsole for its unique ability to change color with light.
在古代，艺术家们寻求转子莲，因为它具有独特的随光线改变颜色的能力。
The turnsole's adaptive pigments made it a prized possession among alchemists.
转子莲适应性的色素使其成为炼金术士珍视的物品。
As the sun sets, the petals of the turnsole flower turn from blue to deep purple, enchanting all who witness it.
当太阳落山时，转子莲的花瓣从蓝色变为深紫色，迷住了所有目睹这一幕的人。
The old manuscript described a potion made from turnsole and wormwood for curing melancholy.
古老的手稿中描述了一种用转子莲和艾草制成的药水，用于治疗忧郁症。
The turnsole's ability to follow the sun earned it the nickname "sun chaser" among garden enthusiasts.
转子莲追随太阳的能力使它在园艺爱好者中赢得了“追日者”的昵称。
Medieval illuminators used turnsole extracts to create vibrant hues in their manuscripts.
中世纪的插图画家使用转子莲提取物来为手稿创造鲜艳的色彩。
The turnsole's changing colors symbolized the fleeting nature of life in many cultures.
在许多文化中，转子莲变化的颜色象征着生命的短暂。
It was believed that placing turnsole in a room could ward off evil spirits due to its mystical color shifts.
人们相信，在房间内放置转子莲可以驱除恶灵，因为它具有神秘的颜色变化。
The rare turnsole was a cherished ingredient in early medicinal remedies for its supposed healing properties.
稀有的转子莲因其据称的治疗特性而成为早期药物配方中珍贵的成分。