shallu

A noun referring to a type of sorghum with slender dry stalks and small hard grains, originally introduced into the United States from India.

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1. A type of sorghum C1 formal

   A variety of sorghum with slender, dry stalks and small, hard grains, originally from India and introduced to the United States.

   • The farmer cultivated shallu for its hardy grains.
   • Shallu is often used as animal feed in some regions.
   • The slender stalks of shallu make it distinct from other sorghum varieties.

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