sugarcane

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sugarcane

A farmer cuts ripe sugarcane in a sunny field.

Definition

Noun 1. A tall tropical grass: A tall, perennial grass (Saccharum officinarum) native to Southeast Asia, characterized by stout, fibrous, and jointed stalks. 2. The source plant for sugar: The plant whose juicy sap is the primary commercial source of sugar, molasses, and related products. The fresh stalks are sometimes chewed directly to extract the sweet juice.

Usage Examples
  • As a crop:
  • As a raw material:
  • As a consumable stalk:
Advanced Usage
  • "Sugarcane juice": Refers to the liquid extracted directly from the crushed stalks, often consumed as a fresh beverage.
    • The vendor sold refreshing glasses of cold sugarcane juice.
  • "Sugarcane bagasse": Refers to the dry, fibrous residue left after extracting the juice, often used as a biofuel or in manufacturing.
    • The factory uses sugarcane bagasse to generate electricity.
Variants and Related Words
  • Cane (sugar cane): A common shortened or alternative form for sugarcane, especially when referring to the crop or its stalks.
    • The price of cane sugar has increased.
  • Saccharum: The scientific genus name for sugarcane and related grasses.
Synonyms
  • Noble cane (a specific type of )
Related Phrases
  • Sugarcane field/plantation: A large farm where sugarcane is grown.
    • The sugarcane plantation stretched to the horizon.
sugarcane

A farmer cuts ripe sugarcane in a sunny field.

Noun
  1. tall tropical southeast Asian grass having stout fibrous jointed stalks; sap is a chief source of sugar
  2. juicy canes whose sap is a source of molasses and commercial sugar; fresh canes are sometimes chewed for the juice