Wild rice, sunflower, goosefoot, and squash rind were all well represented. |
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Cultivated Late Woodland plants included sumpweed, squash, sunflower, goosefoot, and maize. |
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He set out into the sun-soaked, blossom-perfumed clearing, wending his way with care amid white campion, goosefoot, and dock plants. |
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Abundant goosefoot, some knotweed, some wild rice, and seeds of various grasses and weeds were also recovered. |
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Deposits at Salts Cave dating between 650 and 250 B.C. included sunflower, sumpweed, squash, goosefoot, and maygrass. |
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Purslane, red root pigweed, wild buckwheat, lamb's quarters and goosefoot are also listed on the label as being controlled. |
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Any of various biennial plants belonging to the genus Beta, of the goosefoot family, esp. |
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The steep slopes of Mount Zackie Jonah harbour one of the very few provincial sites of the maple-leaved goosefoot and Back's sedge. |
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Quinoa, a species of goosefoot, is a grain crop grown primarily for its edible seeds. |
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Everywhere were bluets and Spanish bayonets, goosefoot, morning glories and day lilies, the hairy-fruited bean, purslane and clotbur and sesame and panic grass and feverfew. |
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Quinoa is actually not a grain, but a seed of the Chenopodium or goosefoot plant. |
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I perchance leaned on a goosefoot stick to leave my chilly valley, To my honor, you came in a sedan chair across distant hills. |
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There is also detailed information on the nutritional content of such plants as prickly pear fruit, pinyon seeds, purslane goosefoot, and sunflower seeds. |
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Pseudo-cereal Quinoa or Chenopodium quinoa belongs to goosefoot family called Chenopodiaceae, and this family contains a large number of plant species. |
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Small-seeded legumes, of the angular Astragalus-type, are recorded from most samples, as are the characteristic nutlets from the goosefoot family. |
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Goosefoot is a tiny 34-seat restaurant where chef Chris Nugent incorporates classical French techniques into a menu crafted of artisanal farm ingredients. |
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