India (Ajmir-Merwara): fruits [sic] eaten; (Bhartpur): stems eaten; leaves boiled in water, and mixed with salt and chili powder. Also cultivated as a pot-herb throughout India and sold in bazaars ...

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Just as showy (and tasty) is Amaranthus gangeticus ‘Elephant Head’. This equally tall oddity has upright burgundy flowers shaped like elephant trunks.

Bri Amaranthus is an Emmy-winning sports reporter with over 12 years of experience in television, radio, podcasting, and digital sports journalism. She has b ...

After Aaron Judge hit his record-breaking 62nd home run of the season, Bachelor alum Bri Amaranthus, who was on Arie Luyendyk Jr.’s season, posted a photo of the ball caught by her husband.

Amaranthus caudatus came to our attention when we spotted it on the feeds of a handful of floral designers we admire. “As a florist and observer of nature, I love to find unconventional tools ...

Amaranthus covers Dallas Sports for Sports Illustrated. She was also a contestant on Season 22 of "The Bachelor." She didn't make it far, but appears to now be happily married to Youmans.

A team of researchers in Kasaragod has found Eriophyid mite, which damages amaranthus (red cheera), a common leafy vegetable cultivated all over the country.

Amaranthus viridis Uses Niger (Mayahi). Mali (Koutiala) Leaves used primarily as a condiment and in soups. Protein content = 24%; high values for magnesium, zinc, linolenic and linoleic fatty acids.