Cock's-Comb (Celosia)
 
    Cock's-Comb Genus Details
 
    Celosia argentea was derived from the greek word meaning burning, which is an obvious choice once the flowers are identified. Small plume-like flowers form plumose or crested spikes.  Flower color ranges from bright red and yellow to pink and purple. They are sun-loving plants that usually grow in tropical or sub-tropical regions.  In many countries, these plants are stripped of their leaves and the leaves are boiled, mixed with salt and chili peppers and eaten.  In China, the leaves and shoots act as diuretics when consumed.
        
    
    Cock's-Comb Allergy Info
 
    This genus is usually considered only a minor cause of allergy.
    Cock's-Comb Pollen Description
 
    No pollen description is currently available.
    
    Species in This Genus
 
    
    Allergenicity Legend: 
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         Allergy Test Available
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        Cock's-Comb (Celosia) is a genus of the AMARANTHACEAE family.
This genus includes the following allergenic species:
    
    
    This genus includes the following allergenic species:
 
                    
                








 
  
                        

