haulm

• Nom désignant l'ensemble des tiges ou des chaumes de plantes comme les haricots, les pois, les pommes de terre et les céréales, souvent utilisés pour la toiture ou la litière.

A noun referring to the collective stems or stalks of plants such as beans, peas, potatoes, and grasses, often used for thatching or bedding.

indénombrable

1. Stems of plantsC1formal

   The stems or stalks of plants such as beans, peas, potatoes, and grasses, often used collectively as material for thatching roofs or for animal bedding.

   Fanages et pailles

   • The farmer gathered the haulm after harvesting the potatoes.
   • Thatchers prefer haulm from certain grasses for durability.
   • The old barn had a roof made of dried bean haulm.
   • She used pea haulm as bedding for the goats.

   Synonymesstraw