- The
water caltrop is any of
three extant species of the
genus Trapa:
Trapa natans,
Trapa bicornis and the
endangered Trapa rossica. It is also
known as...
- as the "
caltrop".
Trapa natans, a
water plant with
similarly shaped spiked seeds and
edible fruit, is
called the "
water caltrop". The
caltrop was called...
- fasciolopsiasis. The
water caltrop,
which also is
referred to by the same name, is
unrelated and
often confused with the
water chestnut. The
water chestnut is...
-
Eleocharis dulcis, or
Chinese water chestnut, is
eaten for its
crisp corm
Water caltrop,
Trapa natans, is
eaten for its
starchy seed
Chinese cuisine Chinese...
- (山梔子), and is
symbolic of
peach flowers. The
white is made from the
water caltrop (菱, hishi), and
represents the snow and its
cleansing effects. Finally...
- the
pomegranate (Punica granatum,
formerly in Punicaceae) and of the
water caltrop (Trapa natans,
formerly in Trapaceae).
Lythraceae has a
worldwide distribution...
- wild rice (Zizania),
water caltrop (Trapa natans),
Chinese water chestnut (Eleocharis dulcis),
Indian lotus (Nelumbo nucifera),
water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica)...
- seed pod of the
water caltrop formed a
natural type of
makibishi called tennenbishi. The term
makabishi literally means "scattered
water chestnut" in ****anese...
-
Solanaceae (for
example the Tomatillo,
Physalis philadelphica), and the
water caltrop,
Trapa natans. In some species, the
calyx not only
persists after flowering...
- (feijoa), all****e, eucalyptus, ****e myrtles,
henna tree, pomegranate,
water caltrop, loosestrifes,
cupheas (cigar plants),
evening primroses, fuchsias,...
