sicklepod
- noun
- /ˈsɪkəlˌpɒd/
- US
- The sicklepod is easily recognized by its distinctive, curved seed pods.
Examples
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Gardeners were excited to find a cluster of sicklepods growing near the stream.
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Several botanists studied the habitat preferences of the sicklepod in the wild.
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The sicklepod plant is known for its unique seed pods.
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Have you seen a sicklepod in bloom?
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Gardeners were excited to find a cluster of sicklepods growing near the stream.
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The sicklepod is easily recognized by its distinctive, curved seed pods.
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Several botanists studied the habitat preferences of the sicklepod in the wild.
Synonyms
A North American wildflower with very long curved seed pods
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sicklepod is made from the words sickle, a curved cutting tool, and pod, a 'seed case'. The North American rock cress has very long, curved seed pods that look like sickles, which is why it is called sicklepod.