| Most of the starchy grains that are present at Langford sites are either wild chenopod or polygonum seeds. |
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| For example, it is thought that the saltbush or chenopod family of plants reached Australia in this way, initially colonizing coastal habitats and later spreading into the inland deserts. |
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| As a chenopod, quinoa is closely related to such species as beetroots, tumbleweed and spinach. |
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| These include mulga, myall and black oak woodlands, chenopod shrublands, ephemeral wetlands and fringing dunes, and melaleuca drainages. |
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| Differences in native soil ecology associated with invasion of the exotic annual chenopod, Halogeton glomeratus. |
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| Facelli JM Effects of topography, woody plant cover and grazing on nutrient patchiness in chenopod shrublands in South Australia. |
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| The best example is the chenopod or saltbush family, which is varied and diverse in arid and semiarid regions of Australia, North America, and from the Sahara to Iran, India, and Central Asia but scarce in other ecosystems. |
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| The semiarid tropical scrublands are reasonably intact across large areas, but the more southerly chenopod scrublands have been altered markedly during the past 150 years by intense sheep grazing. |
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| A scrubland type found in several such regions is chenopod scrubland, named for its dominant shrubs, which belong to the chenopod, or saltbush, family. |
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| Foods high in niacin include mustard seeds, chenopod seeds, and rabbit. |
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