coriandrumcoriandrum
genusgenusThis genus contains delicate annual herbs, widely recognized for their distinct aromatic properties. They typically feature compound leaves, small white to pinkish flowers in clusters, and small spherical dry fruits.
Etymology
The name comes from the ancient Greek word 'koris', which means 'bed bug', supposedly referring to the smell of the unripe fruits or fresh leaves.
Interesting fact!
Evidence suggests that plants from this group were among the earliest herbs cultivated by ancient civilizations.
