[DOC] [TLE] What is buckwheat? - Herbal Supplements - Sharecare [PAR] Its name comes from the Dutch word "beech weit" which means "beech wheat" 
probably a reference to the plant's triangular fruits which resemble beech nuts. [DOC] [TLE] Buckwheat - WholeHealthMD [PAR] Buckwheat isn't related to wheat and is not a true grain, but rather the fruit of a 
plant ... probably comes from the Dutch bockweit, which means "beech wheat"--
most ... plant's triangular fruits, which resemble beechnuts, and their wheatlike 
uses. [DOC] [TLE] Eden Foods Soba, 100% Buckwheat - Imported Traditional - Pasta [PAR] Despite the name, buckwheat is not wheat and is not related to wheat. ... Its old 
northern European name was "beech wheat" in reference to its small, black, 
triangular seeds that although much smaller, resemble beech nuts of a beech 
tree. ... the Dutch name "boecweite" or "boekweite": 'boek' meaning beech and '
weite'... [DOC] [TLE] National Origin: Finger Lakes; A Heartland Crop, A New York Address [PAR] Oct 20, 1999 ... Botanically, it's a fruit related to rhubarb, and the grain it produces is actually the 
seed of the plant. ... The crop got its name from the Dutch boek-weit, meaning 
beech wheat, because the little kernels resemble beechnuts. [DOC] [TLE] Buckwheat - Cereal [PAR] Nov 12, 2013 ... The 'beech' part comes from its resemblance to the beechnut, while the 'wheat' ... 
It is actually a fruit seed of a member of the rhubarb family, and related to sorrel. 
... The name simply means 'porridge' and could just as easily be made from ... 
Ground into flour, it's made into blini and blintz in Eastern Europe,... [DOC] [TLE] L 'etoile C'ville - Timeline | Facebook [PAR] ... the Dutch, and it is said that is name derives from the Dutch word bockweit (
meaning "beech wheat"), because the plant's triangular fruits resemble 
beechnuts. [DOC] [TLE] EDEN 100% Buckwheat Soba is made without wheat. It is high in ... [PAR] In Japan, 100 Percent Buckwheat Soba is called 'kiko uchi' meaning 'pure soba'. 
... Its original name was "beech wheat" in reference to buckwheat's small, black, 
triangular seeds that although much smaller, resemble beech nuts from the 
beech tree. ... Also, Low fat diets rich in fiber-containing grain products, fruits, and
... [DOC] [TLE] Grain of the Ukraine | Yoga International [PAR] May 15, 2013 ... But by January, the long row of well-kept stalls I'd come to depend on for ... 
Buckwheat looks like a grain but it is actually a fruit that is related to ... Its flowers 
are followed by short trusses of tiny, three-sided, ... In fact, the plant's name was 
derived from the Middle Dutch boecweit, which means beech wheat.. [DOC] [TLE] Buckwheat, Polygonum fagopyrum L., Polygonaceae (knotweed ... [PAR] The name buckwheat derives from the Dutch Boek-weit, meaning beech-wheat, 
which is ... in full bloom resembles a meadow covered with a blanket of red-
tinged snow. ... With its extra long root hairs, buckwheat can find minerals and 
water deep ... and are similar in appearance to the fruits of the beech tree, the 
beech nuts. [DOC] [TLE] The Pancake Parlour - Products [PAR] The name buckwheat evolved because the nut or fruit of the plant is three-sided 
in form, with sharp angles, resembling the triangular beechnut. The name of the 
plant comes from the Dutch boekweit, meaning beech-wheat. ... appealing 
quality of buckwheat, outside of its many uses in cooking, is its high nutritional 
value. [DOC] [TLE] BuckWheat - Kitchen Garden [PAR] It's the fruit of a plant native to central Asia and rhubarb is its close relative. ... By 
1600, German and Dutch settlers brought the wheat-like with them when they ... "
beech wheat," for the fruit bears a physical resemblance to beechnuts and has ... 
Although

Question: It's name comes from Dutch meaning "beech wheat" -- its fruits resemble beechnuts
Answer: Buckwheat