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==Coriander Seed== ...oriander seed''' (pronunciation: /ˌkɒriˈændər siːd/) is the fruit of the [[Coriandrum sativum]] plant, a member of the [[Apiaceae]] family.

==Coriandrum sativum== '''Coriandrum sativum''', commonly known as [[coriander]] or [[cilantro]], is an annual herb in the family [[Apiaceae]]. It is nati

==Coriander (Coriandrum sativum)== '''Coriander''' ({{IPA|kɔːriˈændər}}), also known as '''cilantro''' in North Americ

...hat is commonly used in various cuisines worldwide. It is also known as '''coriander''' in many parts of the world. ...coriander, "coriandre". The term "coriander" itself comes from the Latin "coriandrum", which is derived from the Greek "κορίαννον" (koriannon).

...Apium]]'' (celery, celeriac), ''[[Carum]]'' (caraway), ''[[Coriandrum]]'' (coriander/cilantro), ''[[Cuminum]]'' (cumin), ''[[Daucus]]'' (carrot), ''[[Foeniculum ...a]]'' (carrot) is a widely consumed vegetable, ''[[Coriandrum sativum]]'' (coriander/cilantro) is a popular herb and spice, and ''[[Foeniculum vulgare]]'' (fenn

=== [[Coriander]] (Dhania) === ...from Greek ''koriannon''. Related terms include [[Coriander seeds]] and [[Coriander leaves]].

==== Coriander ==== ...a'' (pronunciation: dha-ni-a), is a spice produced from the seeds of the ''Coriandrum sativum'' plant. Both the seeds and leaves of this plant are used in Indian

* ''[[Coriandrum sativum]]'' - coriander or cilantro