Seedhead
noun
The part of a plant, especially a grass or flower, that contains seeds.
The dandelion's seedhead scattered seeds across the lawn.

Often appears as...
- seedhead of a dandelion
- grass seedheads
Usage tips
Neutral
plant part, flowering structure, botany
noun
The part of a plant, especially a grass or flower, that contains seeds.
The dandelion's seedhead scattered seeds across the lawn.

Often appears as...
- seedhead of a dandelion
- grass seedheads
Usage tips
Neutral
plant part, flowering structure, botany
Definition 1 of 1

Botanical
A common term in botany, referring to a plant structure related to seed production.
Seedheads are crucial for plant reproduction.
Metaphorical Use
Often used metaphorically to discuss early ideas or development stages.
The project's seedhead was promising but needed more time.
Literary Context
In literature, seedheads can symbolize potential and growth.
The author described the abandoned garden with seedheads drifting in the wind.
Botanical
A common term in botany, referring to a plant structure related to seed production.
Seedheads are crucial for plant reproduction.
Metaphorical Use
Often used metaphorically to discuss early ideas or development stages.
The project's seedhead was promising but needed more time.
Literary Context
In literature, seedheads can symbolize potential and growth.
The author described the abandoned garden with seedheads drifting in the wind.
Botanical
A common term in botany, referring to a plant structure related to seed production.
Seedheads are crucial for plant reproduction.
Metaphorical Use
Often used metaphorically to discuss early ideas or development stages.
The project's seedhead was promising but needed more time.
Literary Context
In literature, seedheads can symbolize potential and growth.
The author described the abandoned garden with seedheads drifting in the wind.
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