cummin (cumin)
probably the plant Cuminum cyminum; same family as carrot; branches from the base and has similar leaves and flowers, though seeds have a sharper smell; planted and harvested each year, reaching a height of about 50-60 cm; seeds are used in cooking and as medicine; cited with other garden plants to show how different plants and their fruits require different care and processing
“cummin (cumin).” Atlas. Accessed 2026. https://fcbh-atlas.vercel.app/en/term/cummin-cumin
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