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suaeda Translingual thumb|Suaeda vera species Suaeda vera Etymology mul :bor ar:سُوَيْدَاء mul ar سُوَيْدَاء. Proper noun 1 f genus family Amaranthaceae seepweeds or sea blites, found in many coastal salt-flats and tidal wetlands subgenus family Amaranthaceae Suaeda subg. Suaeda subgenus section family Amaranthaceae Suaeda sect. Suaeda section Hypernyms genus ; Suaedoideae subfamily - subfamily; Suaedeae tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus Suaeda vera species - type species; Suaeda aegyptiaca species, Suaeda vermiculata species, Suaeda maritima species (annual sea blite), Suaeda nigra species (Mojave sea blite), Suaeda triandra species (fivehorn smotherweed) - selected species; for other species see References. Derived terms Suaedeae tribe Suaedoideae subfamily Descendants en suaeda 1 la Suaeda 1 lv sveda 1 ru све́да 1 шве́дка phono-semantic matching References 1 1 1 SUAED 50186361 416029 20659 38362 46108 taxonomygenus 11708 331991-2 Caryophyllales Suaedoideae 1 mul Amaranths and goosefoots Latin Etymology la :bor mul:Suaeda 1 Pronunciation Suaeda Noun Suaeda<1.both> la taxonomic name A suaeda; any plant of the genus Suaeda genus. la De Halophytis Pallasii, Respectu Imprimis ad Salsolam et Svaedam Habito On Pallasius's Halophytes, with Particular Respect to the Habitus of Salsola and Suaeda 1810 Henricus Adolphus Schrader Gottinga Henricus Dietrich Omnia enim, excluis Chenopodio Scoparia (quod, ut infra videbimus, huius loci non et) et oppoitifolio a Pallasio ad Suaedam relato, eminibus intructa unt lenticularibus, embryonem periphericum, albumen circumdantem, includentibus. For all, except Chenopodium scoparia (which, as we shall see below, is not of this place) and oppositifolia referred to by Pallasius in Suaeda, are composed of lenticular seeds, which include a peripheral embryo surrounded by albumen. Declension Suaeda<1.both>