How To Use Goosefoot In A Sentence
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Deposits at Salts Cave dating between 650 and 250 B.C. included sunflower, sumpweed, squash, goosefoot, and maygrass.
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Abundant goosefoot, some knotweed (both erect knotweed and other species), some wild rice, and seeds of various grasses and weeds were also recovered.
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He set out into the sun-soaked, blossom-perfumed clearing, wending his way with care amid white campion, goosefoot, and dock plants.
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Their places now grew grass and goosefoot, the lonesome soil hardened and rain cracked.
Fire The Sky
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It is a seed from the goosefoot plant and is an ideal food for all of us because it is a complete protein, and is especially useful for those on some restrictive diets as Quinoa flour can be used in gluten-free baking.
Quinoa
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Wild rice, sunflower, goosefoot, and squash rind were all well represented.
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Lambsquarter is also known as wild spinach, goosefoot, pigweed, Good King Henry and fat hen.
Brigitte Mars: Lamsquarter: A Wild Spinach in Your Yard (VIDEO)
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Spinach was a better green vegetable than the goosefoots, sorrels, orach, and similar plants which were widely used in medieval Europe, and gradually usurped their place.
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Beyond the marsh, well-drained slopes with gullies and cut banks offered protected crannies for forbs such as goosefoot, nettles, and mats of hairy-leaved, mouse-eared chickweed with small white flowers.
The Plains of Passage
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Lambsquarters (Chenopodium album, also called fat hen, goosefoot, or pigweed) are a. member of the same family as chard and beets.
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Dominant species include the cold-tolerant, xerophytic shrub, Haloxylon ammodendron (Goosefoot Family Chenopodiaceae), the tamarisk (Reaumuria spp.), and the gymnosperm Ephedra przewalski.
Qaidam Basin semi-desert
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Finds include asparagus, ratte and bintje potatoes and herbs such as angelica, goosefoot, cumin and marjoram.
Sniffing Out Local Gems
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The people raised crops including sunflower, squash, goosefoot, maygrass, and other plants with oily or starchy seeds.
Who Were the Hopewell?
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The goosefoot-shaped leaves of this abundant plant have long been used as a nourishing food during times of need.
Brigitte Mars: Lamsquarter: A Wild Spinach in Your Yard (VIDEO)
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Before the Death, they would have made a living from dropped corn, knotweed, and maygrass seeds; now they had to be thriving on goosefoot and other invaders.
Fire The Sky
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He set out into the sun-soaked, blossom-perfumed clearing, wending his way with care amid white campion, goosefoot, and dock plants.
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Finds include asparagus, ratte and bintje potatoes and herbs such as angelica, goosefoot, cumin and marjoram.
Sniffing Out Local Gems
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Species include Aristolochia rotunda (Smearwort); Atriplex prostrata (Spear-leaved Orache); and Chenopodium album (White Goosefoot).
Media
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Cultivated Late Woodland plants included sumpweed, squash, sunflower, goosefoot, and maize.
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Fat Hen, (also known as: white goosefoot, lamb's quarters, lambsquarters, or pigweed) is a fast-growing, upright, weedy annual species of goosefoot, very common in temperate regions/
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Lambsquarter is also known as wild spinach, goosefoot, pigweed, Good King Henry and fat hen.
Brigitte Mars: Lamsquarter: A Wild Spinach in Your Yard (VIDEO)
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The goosefoots are a family of plants that were often eaten in the past.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sword of fur coat goosefoot introduces, what at present the major company that rent uses is respondent model service, the client calls what should hire, look next whether to have in inventory.
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Spinach was a better green vegetable than the goosefoots, sorrels, orach, and similar plants which were widely used in medieval Europe, and gradually usurped their place.
