sulfur buckwheat
sulfur buckwheat noun: a wild buckwheat, of species Eriogonum crocatum, native to a small area around the Conejo Valley in Ventura County, California, but grown in similar climates for its tolerance to drought, silvery foliage and deep yellow flowers.

Noun
sulfur buckwheat (usually uncountable, plural sulfur buckwheats)
- A wild buckwheat, of species Eriogonum crocatum, native to a small area around the Conejo Valley in Ventura County, California, but grown in similar climates for its tolerance to drought, silvery foliage and deep yellow flowers.
- Synonyms:
- Conejo buckwheat
Synonyms of sulfur buckwheat
Forms of sulfur buckwheat
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Questions about sulfur buckwheat
- What does sulfur buckwheat mean?
- Sulfur buckwheat means a wild buckwheat, of species Eriogonum crocatum, native to a small area around the Conejo Valley in Ventura County, California, but grown in similar climates for its tolerance to drought, silvery foliage and deep yellow flowers.
- What part of speech is sulfur buckwheat?
- Sulfur buckwheat is a noun.
- What is the plural of sulfur buckwheat?
- The plural of sulfur buckwheat is sulfur buckwheats.
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