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amaranthus

/ˌæm.əˈræn.θəs/

Traduction: Genre de plantes herbacées annuelles, souvent rustiques, caractérisées par des inflorescences colorées et des feuilles ou graines comestibles.

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noun

/ˌæm.əˈræn.θəs/C2formalscientific
  • frGenre de plantes herbacées annuelles, souvent rustiques, caractérisées par des inflorescences colorées et des feuilles ou graines comestibles.

A large and widely distributed genus of chiefly coarse annual herbs, often known for their colorful flower clusters and edible leaves or seeds.

nom propre

  1. A genus of plantsC1formal

    A large and widely distributed genus of mostly coarse annual herbs, often known as amaranths, which includes both cultivated and weedy species.

    frAmarante (genre)

    • The genus Amaranthus includes many species used as leafy vegetables.
    • Amaranthus plants are known for their colorful flower spikes.
    • Some species of Amaranthus are considered invasive weeds in certain regions.

    Synonymesamaranth

Formes
  • amaranthi plural form
  • amaranthuses plural form
  • amaranthi' possessive plural form
  • amaranthuses' possessive plural form
  • amaranthus's possessive singular form