Sorghum bicolor growing herbaceous of the genus Sorghum also known as Broom corn, Sorghum bicolor perennial evergreen or annual plant, used for the edible seeds and it’s drought tolerant, can grow in tropic, subtropical, mediterranean, desert or temperate climate and growing in hardiness zone 10b+ as perennial and 5+ as annual.
Leaves color green in linear shape.
Flower color yellow and create broom shape.
Sorghum bicolor seeds Seeds edible in color red to brown in drop to round shape.
Alternative names: Sorghum, Great millet, Durra, Milo, Broom corn
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Scientific name:
Sorghum bicolor
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