common millet

Known scientifically as Panicum miliaceum, 'common millet' is a versatile grain cultivated globally for various uses, including food and fodder.

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Definition

B2Agriculture

(general)A type of cereal grain grown for human consumption and animal feed.

Example

  • Farmers in many countries grow common millet due to its drought-resistant properties.

C1Botany

(technical)A plant species known for its small, round seeds, scientifically named Panicum miliaceum.

Example

  • The botanical study focused on the growth patterns of common millet under different soil conditions.

B2Food

(dietary)A gluten-free grain alternative often used in various culinary dishes and birdseed mixtures.

Example

  • Common millet is a popular ingredient in gluten-free recipes.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "common millet":

white milletwhite corn