cowpea plant (Meaning)
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cowpea plant (n)
sprawling Old World annual cultivated especially in southern United States for food and forage and green manure
Synonyms & Antonyms of cowpea plant
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cowpea plant Sentence Examples
- The delicate purple flowers of the cowpea plant add a touch of beauty to vegetable gardens.
- Unlike most beans that need support, some cowpea plant varieties grow as low bushes.
- Tiny nodules on the roots of the cowpea plant help capture nitrogen from the air, enriching the soil.
- After the flowers fade, the cowpea plant produces long, slender pods containing the delicious peas.
- Depending on the variety, a single cowpea plant can yield a surprising amount of beans.
- The leaves of the young cowpea plant can be harvested and enjoyed in salads or stir-fries.
- Interplanting taller crops with cowpea plants provides them with climbing support and helps suppress weeds.
- In hot and dry regions, the cowpea plant thrives where other crops struggle due to its drought tolerance.
- Breeders are constantly working to develop new cowpea plant varieties with improved pest resistance and pod production.
- As a versatile and resilient legume, the cowpea plant is a valuable asset to sustainable agriculture practices.
FAQs About the word cowpea plant
sprawling Old World annual cultivated especially in southern United States for food and forage and green manure
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delicate purple flowers of the cowpea plant add a touch of beauty to vegetable gardens.
Unlike most beans that need support, some cowpea plant varieties grow as low bushes.
Tiny nodules on the roots of the cowpea plant help capture nitrogen from the air, enriching the soil.
After the flowers fade, the cowpea plant produces long, slender pods containing the delicious peas.
