Assertion: amaranth's seed | /r/HasProperty | grain
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Believed to have originated in the Americas, and then introduced to Asia, amaranth has been a part of the human diet in both the seed (grain) and leaf forms for a long time.
text: The seeds are the grain that you will be harvesting.
text: In agronomy and commerce, seeds or fruits from other plant families are called grains if they resemble caryopses.
text: He could see the evening gatherings, held on the circle of the threshing- floors, because that was the only level ground; could see the wonderful unnamed green of the young rice, the indigo blues of the Indian corn, the dock-like patches of buckwheat, and, in its season, the red bloom of the amaranth , whose tiny seeds, being neither grain nor pulse, make a food that can be lawfully eaten by Hindus in time of fasts.
text: Although not a grass like the true grains, amaranth seed is often considered a grain.
text: There are approximately 60 species of amaranth and there is no definite distinction between amaranth grown for the leaf (vegetable), and the seed (grain).