sunflower

(-flo̵u′ər)

noun

any of a genus (Helianthus) of tall plants of the composite family, having large, yellow, daisylike flowers with yellow, brown, purple, or almost black disks containing edible seeds that yield an oil

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noun
  1. a. Any of several plants of the genus Helianthus, especially H. annuus, having tall coarse stems and large, yellow-rayed flower heads that produce edible seeds rich in oil.
    b. The seedlike fruit or the seeds of this plant.
  2. A brilliant yellow to strong or vivid orange yellow.

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