- without. Many
gourds have large,
bulbous bodies and long necks, such as
Dipper Gourds, many
variations of
Bottle Gourd and
caveman club
gourds. One of the...
- of
Austin Hess,
Christopher (2000-09-22). "The
Gourds -
Songs of
Innocence and Experience: The
Gourds Kiss the
Winged Life as It
Flies - Music". The Austin...
- make
samlor tralach,
which is
winter gourd and pork soup, or
stuffed pork in the
gourd. In
Chinese cuisine, the
gourds are used in stir
fries or combined...
- up
gourd in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gourd is a
plant of the
family Cucurbitaceae, and/or its fruit.
Gourd may also
refer to: The
Gourds, a musical...
-
calabash gourds. The
gourd was one of the world's
first cultivated plants grown not
primarily for food, but for use as containers. The
bottle gourd may have...
- Wild
gourd is a
common name for
several noncultivated plants in the
family Cucurbitaceae and may
refer to: Wild
growing forms of
plants called gourds, particularly...
-
Gourd art
involves creating works of art
using Lagenaria spp. hard-s****
gourds as an art medium.
Gourd surfaces may be carved, painted, sanded, burned...
- waists,
whereas Lani men wear
double gourds held up with
strips of
cloth and use the
space between the two
gourds for
carrying small items such as money...
- commonly, the
gourds are
harvested mature, then dried, and used in
making utensils (including
musical instruments and containers).
Gourds of L. siceraria...
- squash, pumpkin,
zucchini (courgette), some
gourds.
Lagenaria –
calabash (bottle
gourd) and other,
ornamental gourds.
Citrullus –
watermelon (C. lanatus, C...
