Assertion: amaranth's seed | /r/HasProperty | small
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: like teff
type: OTHER
value: for most grain grinders
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Because the seed is so small, it can be mixed with sand to avoid excessive thinning once the seed has germinated.
text: The seeds are too tiny for most grain grinders, which leaves the whole grain itself as the most practical way to get started using it in the kitchen.
text: Amaranth is a small poppyseed-sized seed that has a nutty flavor.
text: Seeds are small, about 1/25 inch.
text: Because the seed is small and light, air speeds must be low, and cylinder speed must be turned down.
text: Seeds are very small, so it is important to have a fine, firm seedbed.
text: Because the seeds are so small, amaranth makes a delicious, creamy porridge very similar in consistency to buckwheat or teff porridge.
text: Since seed is small, you can avoid considerable thinning by mixing it with sand or radish seed before sowing, as is sometimes done with carrots.
text: Like teff, the seeds are small.
text: Amaranth, a small seed rich in protein and calcium, can act as a binding and thickening agent.
text: The seed is small and hard and it requires some processing to make it digestible.
text: Since seed is small, you can avoid considerable thinning by mixing it with sand or radish seed before sowing, as is sometimes done with carrots.
text: The seeds are very small and must be direct seeded in a sunny spot.
text: Since the seed is small you can cut the flower when the majority of seeds have matured.
text: The seed is quite small and easily sprinkled and raked into the soil.
text: Most seeds require longer soaking times, but amaranth seeds are so small that a couple of hours is adequate to prepare them for the sprouting process.
text: Since seed is small, you can avoid considerable thinning by mixing it with sand or radish seed before sowing, as is sometimes done with carrots.
text: Quinoa seeds are small, round and typically tan in color but also come in red, black and purple.
text: The lens-shaped seeds are tiny — eye of a needle size — and can be gold to black.
text: Seeds are tiny and should be covered with a light dusting of soil.