chufa flatsedge造句

• chufa flatsedge    The chufa flatsedge ( " C . esculentus " ) has edible tubers and is grown commercially for these; they are eaten as vegetables, made into sweets, or used to produce the " horchata " of the...
• flatsedge    Flatsedge was discovered here in 1946 by Humphry Bowen. Listed hammock herbs include seashore ageratum ( " Ageratum littorale " ) and limestone flatsedge ( " Cyperus fuligineus " ). Two sp...
• chufa    The cool, frothy drink is a Spanish invention, made from tiger nuts, or chufas. But you can buy ready-made horchata de chufa from La Espanola Meats, a Spanish foods distributor in Californ...
• chufa nut    Mexican food authority Diana Kennedy writes that it was brought t Mexico from Spain, where it is often made from the Egyptian chufa nut . " Horchata " is especially popular in the Yucatan,...