Definition of henbit in English:

henbit

noun ˈhɛnbɪtˈhenbit

A dead-nettle with purple flowers and partly prostrate stems, native to Eurasia.
Genus Lamium, family Labiatae: several species, in particular L. amplexicaule
Example sentencesExamples
- A beautiful, but quite inadvertent crop of henbit was flourishing in this field east of Lincoln this week.
- Early pre-plant treatments allow producers to burndown winter annuals including henbit and mustards and early summer annuals, including giant ragweed, common sunflower and lambsquarter.
- Many winter annual weeds, including common chickweed, purple deadnettle, henbit, and cressleaf groundsel, have become increasingly problematic in corn, soybean, and wheat production.
- Then winter arrives - usually for about two weeks - and we get new weeds - chickweed, henbit and annual bluegrass.
- Weeds such as henbit and pennycress are winter annuals that generally emerge in the fall.

Origin

Late 16th century: apparently a translation of Low German or Dutch hoenderbeet.

Definition of henbit in US English:

henbit

nounˈhenbit

A dead-nettle with purple flowers and partly prostrate stems, native to Eurasia, several kinds of which have become widely naturalized in North America.
Genus Lamium, family Labiatae: several species, in particular L. amplexicaule
Example sentencesExamples
- Early pre-plant treatments allow producers to burndown winter annuals including henbit and mustards and early summer annuals, including giant ragweed, common sunflower and lambsquarter.
- Many winter annual weeds, including common chickweed, purple deadnettle, henbit, and cressleaf groundsel, have become increasingly problematic in corn, soybean, and wheat production.
- Then winter arrives - usually for about two weeks - and we get new weeds - chickweed, henbit and annual bluegrass.
- A beautiful, but quite inadvertent crop of henbit was flourishing in this field east of Lincoln this week.
- Weeds such as henbit and pennycress are winter annuals that generally emerge in the fall.

Origin

Late 16th century: apparently a translation of Low German or Dutch hoenderbeet.

单词	henbit
释义	Definition of henbit in English: henbit noun ˈhɛnbɪtˈhenbit A dead-nettle with purple flowers and partly prostrate stems, native to Eurasia. Genus Lamium, family Labiatae: several species, in particular L. amplexicaule Example sentencesExamples A beautiful, but quite inadvertent crop of henbit was flourishing in this field east of Lincoln this week. Early pre-plant treatments allow producers to burndown winter annuals including henbit and mustards and early summer annuals, including giant ragweed, common sunflower and lambsquarter. Many winter annual weeds, including common chickweed, purple deadnettle, henbit, and cressleaf groundsel, have become increasingly problematic in corn, soybean, and wheat production. Then winter arrives - usually for about two weeks - and we get new weeds - chickweed, henbit and annual bluegrass. Weeds such as henbit and pennycress are winter annuals that generally emerge in the fall. Origin Late 16th century: apparently a translation of Low German or Dutch hoenderbeet. Definition of henbit in US English: henbit nounˈhenbit A dead-nettle with purple flowers and partly prostrate stems, native to Eurasia, several kinds of which have become widely naturalized in North America. Genus Lamium, family Labiatae: several species, in particular L. amplexicaule Example sentencesExamples Early pre-plant treatments allow producers to burndown winter annuals including henbit and mustards and early summer annuals, including giant ragweed, common sunflower and lambsquarter. Many winter annual weeds, including common chickweed, purple deadnettle, henbit, and cressleaf groundsel, have become increasingly problematic in corn, soybean, and wheat production. Then winter arrives - usually for about two weeks - and we get new weeds - chickweed, henbit and annual bluegrass. A beautiful, but quite inadvertent crop of henbit was flourishing in this field east of Lincoln this week. Weeds such as henbit and pennycress are winter annuals that generally emerge in the fall. Origin Late 16th century: apparently a translation of Low German or Dutch hoenderbeet.
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