seedhead

[US]/ˈsiːd.hed/
[UK]/ˈsiːd.hed/

Translation

n.The seed-bearing part of a plant, often consisting of a cluster of flowers or seeds at the top of a stem.; A dry inflorescence or fruiting body of a plant, especially a grass, after flowering.
Word Forms
Pluralseedheads

Example Sentences

the dried seedhead cracked open when touched.

gardeners collect seedheads in late summer for propagation.

the sunflower seedhead can contain thousands of seeds.

the seedhead development varies among different plant species.

birds often feed on seeds from exposed seedheads.

the grass seedhead swayed gently in the wind.

researchers study seedhead morphology for classification.

the dandelion seedhead is famous for its floating seeds.

proper timing is essential when harvesting seedheads.

the seedhead color changes as the plant matures.

seedhead dispersal mechanisms fascinate botanists.

the mature seedhead stood upright on the tall stem.

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