Assertion: caraway's fruit | /r/Synonym | seed
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: mistakenly
type: MANNER
value: erroneously
type: DEGREE
value: of the plant
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: It is a biennial herb best known for aromatic fruit that is called a seed, and used as a spice.
text: the (+) carvone found in the volatile oil, which also contains limonene, dihydrocarvne and carveol, while the fruit (seeds) contain the volatile oil, fatty oil, polysaccharides, phenylpropanoids (such as caffeic and chlorogenic acid), flavonoids and flavonolglycosides (quercetin and isoquercitrin), as well as traces of furanocoumarins.
text: The flowers are white, and the fruit, which looks like ribbed seeds and is often incorrectly referred to as seed, is grey-green or greenish-brown when ripe.
text: The fruits are generally known as seeds and are best used as spice and also are the main source of essential oil.
text: Parts used: Leaves, roots, dried ripe fruits (called as seeds), oil
text: Caraway – the entirely edible herb, with a fruit called a seed, that we eat as a spice!
text: The 3 to 7 mm-long, 1.5 to 2 mm-wide fruit, which is mistakenly called seed, is slightly curved (banana-shaped), with 5 distinct yellowish ridges.
text: Since the seed in the fruit is attached to the pericarp, the whole fruit is often mistakenly called "seed".
text: The fruit is commonly called "seed" and when it is dried, it is brown in color, has pungent aroma and a distinctly warm and sweet flavor.
text: The 3 to 7 mm-long, 1.5 to 2 mm-wide fruit, which is mistakenly called seed, is slightly curved (banana-shaped), with 5 distinct yellowish ridges.
text: Caraway is a biennial herb known for its dried fruit, which is commonly called seed.
text: Since the seed in the fruit is attached to the pericarp, the whole fruit is often mistakenly called "seed".
text: Since the seed in the fruit is attached to the pericarp, the whole fruit is often mistakenly called "seed".
text: Both the leaves and the seed‑like fruit (often mistakenly called seeds) of the plant are consumed by humans.
text: The fruits, erroneously called seeds are crescent-shaped achenes.
text: The usually small, five-petaled flowers appear in umbels and are followed by strongly scented fruits (often called seeds).
text: The summer flowers are followed by the aromatic fruits, which are often mistakenly called seeds.
text: Caraway, also known as meridian fennel, and the fruit (seeds) are often used whole and have a flavor that’s similar to anise.
text: The herb is harvested for its small, ridged and slightly curved fruits that are erroneously referred to as seeds.