Chenopod

Samphire, a sparse low chenopod shrubland, occurs on tidal salt flats, typically of fine clay, between mangroves and the supratidal fringe. ❋ Unknown (2008)

To the south the region can be distinguished from the chenopod shrublands and grasslands of the Tirari-Stuart Stony Desert. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This region lies between the higher rainfall sclerophyll woodlands to the east and south, and the arid chenopod woodlands and shrublands north of the Murray and Darling Rivers. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The ecoregion is a transition between wetter sclerophyll woodlands to the east and south, and the arid chenopod shrublands and woodlands to the north. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Away from the water's edge understories include Acacia, Eremophila, and Melaleuca spp., with chenopod shrubs towards the drier margins. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The habitat types within these reserves range from eucalypt woodland, chenopod shrubland, bluebush, lancewood, gidgee, and grasslands to Acacia woodlands. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Stony areas of outwash from these mesas support chenopod scrublands. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Along with sumpweed, chenopod, and sunflower, squash found in samples throughout the east proved older than the Bat Cave corn. ❋ Unknown (1999)

Buckwheat (_úgal_, _trúmba_, _dráwí_), amaranth (_chauláí_, _ganhár_, _sariára_), and a tall chenopod (_bathu_) are grown in the mountain zone. ❋ James McCrone Douie (1894)

Quinoa, domesticated thousands of years ago on Bolivia's arid high mountain plains and now often misrepresented as a grain, is actually a chenopod, related to species like beets and spinach. ❋ By SIMON ROMERO (2011)

Establishment of chenopod shrubs by tyne pitting on hardpan soils in western New South Wales, Australia ❋ Unknown (2008)

In drier areas the understory tends to be sparse and of lower stature, composed of either chenopod shrubs (e.g., ❋ Unknown (2007)