wild buckwheat

The term "wild buckwheat" refers to different plant species within the Polygonaceae family, often distinguished by their habitat and characteristics.

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Definition

C1Agricultural

(technical)A species known as black bindweed, recognized by its twining habit and heart-shaped leaves, often considered a weed that competes with crops.

Example

  • Farmers often struggle with wild buckwheat, as it can significantly reduce crop yields.

C1Botanical

(technical)A group of flowering plants in the Eriogonum genus, native to North America, known for their small, clustered flowers and ability to thrive in arid regions.

Example

  • Eriogonum species are often found in desert landscapes and are important for local pollinators.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "wild buckwheat":

hulled wheatwild ricewild oatsblack oatwild leek