The botanist identified the chenopod growing along the salty shoreline as an important halophyte.

In the coastal marsh, chenopods like saltbushes and glassworts stabilize the shoreline and provide habitat for birds.

In the abandoned lot, a cluster of chenopodiums had sprung up between the cracks, their leaves silvered by dust.

The botanist pulled a chenopodium from the soil to examine its leaves.

The botanist identified several chenopodiaceous species thriving along the saline estuary.