Genus Cynara (Noun)
Meaning
Artichoke; cardoon.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The artichoke is a domesticated species of the genus Cynara, cultivated for its edible flower buds.
- The cardoon, a thistle-like plant, is a member of the genus Cynara and is native to the Mediterranean region.
- Species of the genus Cynara, including artichokes and cardoons, are popular ingredients in Mediterranean cuisine.
- The genus Cynara is a group of thistle-like plants that includes artichokes, cardoons, and other related species.
- In the garden, the artichoke and cardoon, both members of the genus Cynara, can be grown for their ornamental and edible value.