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Definition of tuckahoe in English: tuckahoenounˈtʌkəhəʊˈtəkəˌhō mass nounA root or other underground plant part formerly eaten by North American Indians. 茯苓，尤指 the starchy rhizome of an arum that grows chiefly in marshland (Peltandra virginica, family Araceae). the underground sclerotium of a bracket fungus (Poria cocos, class Hymenomycetes). Example sentencesExamples - Its native range, eastern Texas to Florida and northward to the Great Lakes and southern Maine, appears expanding as populations of tuckahoes have been discovered in Minnesota, Kansas, Iowa, and southeastern Canada.
- Although not picky eaters their were particular favorites on the porcine scavengers’ menu: nuts, fruit, shellfish, Indian corn and tuckahoes, the wild tubers gathered by Pocahontas's people to get through famines.
- These true mycorrhizae include such macro-fungi as the toadstools and the hypogeous truffles and tuckahoes.
- Generally, one formula includes 40 to 50 types of herbal medicine, such as ginseng, tuckahoe, honey, medlar and tuber of multiflower knotweed.
- In addition, there are over 200 known species of fungi, including the famous edible fungi songrong, hedgehog hydnum, zhangzi fungus, mush rooms, black fungi, tremellas and yellow fungi and fungi with medical use such as tuckahoes, songganlan, stone-like omphalias.
OriginEarly 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian tockawhoughe. Definition of tuckahoe in US English: tuckahoenounˈtəkəˌhō A root or other underground plant part formerly eaten by North American Indians. 茯苓，尤指 the underground sclerotium of a bracket fungus (Poria cocos, class Hymenomycetes) the starchy rhizome of an arum that grows chiefly in marshland (Peltandra virginica, family Araceae) Example sentencesExamples - These true mycorrhizae include such macro-fungi as the toadstools and the hypogeous truffles and tuckahoes.
- In addition, there are over 200 known species of fungi, including the famous edible fungi songrong, hedgehog hydnum, zhangzi fungus, mush rooms, black fungi, tremellas and yellow fungi and fungi with medical use such as tuckahoes, songganlan, stone-like omphalias.
- Generally, one formula includes 40 to 50 types of herbal medicine, such as ginseng, tuckahoe, honey, medlar and tuber of multiflower knotweed.
- Its native range, eastern Texas to Florida and northward to the Great Lakes and southern Maine, appears expanding as populations of tuckahoes have been discovered in Minnesota, Kansas, Iowa, and southeastern Canada.
- Although not picky eaters their were particular favorites on the porcine scavengers’ menu: nuts, fruit, shellfish, Indian corn and tuckahoes, the wild tubers gathered by Pocahontas's people to get through famines.
OriginEarly 17th century: from Virginia Algonquian tockawhoughe. |