Definition of polygonum in English:

polygonum

noun pəˈlɪɡ(ə)nəmpəˈliɡənəm

A plant of a genus that includes knotgrass and knotweed, some of which are weeds and some are garden ornamentals.
Genus Polygonum, family Polygonaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Scotts Valley polygonum, a small annual in the buckwheat family, has linear-shaped leaves and produces white flowers.
- ‘I love how it grows into the polygonum,’ Julie says.
- Also on February 15, 310 acres in Santa Cruz County were proposed as critical habitat for the Scotts Valley spineflower (Chorizanthe robusta var. hartwegii) and the Scotts Valley polygonum.
- Most of the starchy grains that are present at Langford sites are either wild chenopod or polygonum seeds.
- The Scotts Valley polygonum, which is native to Santa Cruz County, California, produces white flowers and reaches a height of only two inches (five centimeters).

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek polu- 'many' + gonu 'knee, joint' (because of the swollen joints sheathed by stipules).

Rhymes

origanum

Definition of polygonum in US English:

polygonum

nounpəˈliɡənəm

A plant of a genus that includes knotgrass and knotweed, some of which are weeds and some are garden ornamentals.
Genus Polygonum, family Polygonaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The Scotts Valley polygonum, which is native to Santa Cruz County, California, produces white flowers and reaches a height of only two inches (five centimeters).
- ‘I love how it grows into the polygonum,’ Julie says.
- Most of the starchy grains that are present at Langford sites are either wild chenopod or polygonum seeds.
- Also on February 15, 310 acres in Santa Cruz County were proposed as critical habitat for the Scotts Valley spineflower (Chorizanthe robusta var. hartwegii) and the Scotts Valley polygonum.
- The Scotts Valley polygonum, a small annual in the buckwheat family, has linear-shaped leaves and produces white flowers.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek polu- ‘many’ + gonu ‘knee, joint’ (because of the swollen joints sheathed by stipules).

单词	polygonum
释义	Definition of polygonum in English: polygonum noun pəˈlɪɡ(ə)nəmpəˈliɡənəm A plant of a genus that includes knotgrass and knotweed, some of which are weeds and some are garden ornamentals. Genus Polygonum, family Polygonaceae Example sentencesExamples The Scotts Valley polygonum, a small annual in the buckwheat family, has linear-shaped leaves and produces white flowers. ‘I love how it grows into the polygonum,’ Julie says. Also on February 15, 310 acres in Santa Cruz County were proposed as critical habitat for the Scotts Valley spineflower (Chorizanthe robusta var. hartwegii) and the Scotts Valley polygonum. Most of the starchy grains that are present at Langford sites are either wild chenopod or polygonum seeds. The Scotts Valley polygonum, which is native to Santa Cruz County, California, produces white flowers and reaches a height of only two inches (five centimeters). Origin Modern Latin, from Greek polu- 'many' + gonu 'knee, joint' (because of the swollen joints sheathed by stipules). Rhymes origanum Definition of polygonum in US English: polygonum nounpəˈliɡənəm A plant of a genus that includes knotgrass and knotweed, some of which are weeds and some are garden ornamentals. Genus Polygonum, family Polygonaceae Example sentencesExamples The Scotts Valley polygonum, which is native to Santa Cruz County, California, produces white flowers and reaches a height of only two inches (five centimeters). ‘I love how it grows into the polygonum,’ Julie says. Most of the starchy grains that are present at Langford sites are either wild chenopod or polygonum seeds. Also on February 15, 310 acres in Santa Cruz County were proposed as critical habitat for the Scotts Valley spineflower (Chorizanthe robusta var. hartwegii) and the Scotts Valley polygonum. The Scotts Valley polygonum, a small annual in the buckwheat family, has linear-shaped leaves and produces white flowers. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek polu- ‘many’ + gonu ‘knee, joint’ (because of the swollen joints sheathed by stipules).
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