미나리족

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Here's information about 미나리족 (Minari Tribe):

• Botany: 미나리족 (Oenantheae) is a tribe of plants in the family Apiaceae (or Umbelliferae), commonly known as the carrot or parsley family.
• Genus: The tribe includes the genus *Oenanthe*, which are known as water dropworts.
• Characteristics: *Oenanthe* species are typically found in wet, marshy areas.
• Korean Usage: In South Korea, "Minari" refers to the plant *Oenanthe javanica*, also known as water celery or Java water dropwort which is commonly used in Korean cuisine.
• "Minari" the film: The acclaimed film "Minari" gets its name from this plant. The minari plant is used in the film as a symbol of resilience and the ability to thrive in new environments.
• The grandmother in the movie plants minari seeds near a stream, highlighting how it can grow easily in various places.
• The film "Minari" tells the story of a Korean-American family's journey as they start a farm in Arkansas.
• Poem: There is a poem titled "미나리족" (Minari Tribe) by Nam Eun-woo that references a group of people who consume minari.