Indian Breadroot (Noun)
Meaning
Densely hairy perennial of central North America having edible tuberous roots.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- The Indian breadroot was a staple food source for many Native American tribes in the Great Plains region.
- The plant's edible tuberous roots can be dried and ground into a flour, making it a valuable resource for wilderness survival.
- Indian breadroot is a densely hairy perennial that thrives in dry to moist prairies and open woods.
- The roots of the Indian breadroot plant can be roasted or boiled and eaten like a potato.
- In some parts of North America, Indian breadroot is still harvested today for its nutritious and flavorful roots.