red goosefoot (Meaning)
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red goosefoot (n)
common Eurasian weed; naturalized in United States
herb considered fatal to swine
Synonyms & Antonyms of red goosefoot
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red goosefoot Sentence Examples
- The red goosefoot plant stood tall among the other greenery in the garden, its leaves a vibrant scarlet.
- The red goosefoot's triangular leaves gave it a distinctive appearance in the field.
- The farmer checked the red goosefoot for powdery mildew, looking for signs of the fungal disease.
- The red goosefoot was once used as a medicinal herb, its leaves believed to have healing properties.
- The edible seeds of the red goosefoot could be ground into flour or used as a porridge ingredient.
- The red goosefoot's flowers were insignificant, tiny and green, contrasting with its showy leaves.
- The plant grew abundantly in wastelands and along roadsides, its red foliage adding color to the barren areas.
- The red goosefoot was attractive to certain insects, its leaves providing a food source for caterpillars and other leaf-eaters.
- The botanical name for the red goosefoot is Chenopodium album, reflecting its classification within the Chenopodiaceae family.
- Despite its common name, the red goosefoot is not related to geese or other waterfowl; its name is derived from the shape of its leaves.
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common Eurasian weed; naturalized in United States, herb considered fatal to swine
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The red goosefoot plant stood tall among the other greenery in the garden, its leaves a vibrant scarlet.
The red goosefoot's triangular leaves gave it a distinctive appearance in the field.
The farmer checked the red goosefoot for powdery mildew, looking for signs of the fungal disease.
The red goosefoot was once used as a medicinal herb, its leaves believed to have healing properties.
