j. There's one plant, with two parts used -- the seeds and the leaves. Several names for the leaves: coriander leaves, cilantro, or chinese parsley. In the Western US, at least, you usually see the leaves called cilantro, which (I think) is the Spanish/Mexican name.The entire plant is called coriander (Coriandrum sativum, actually).. yes, the term cilantro refers to the leaves, and the term coriander often refers to the seed. Some people say coriander seed to avoid confusion.
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