amaranthus
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌæməˈrænθəs/
Definition
A genus of herbaceous plants known for their vibrant, long-lasting flower spikes and edible, nutrient-rich seeds.
Examples
Many varieties of amaranthus are cultivated as ornamental plants for their striking foliage and colorful blooms.
Ancient civilizations in the Americas relied on amaranthus as a staple grain crop alongside maize and beans.
The amaranthus in the back garden grew over six feet tall by the end of the summer.
Synonyms of amaranthus
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