Sorghum bicolor Images

Small clump of the plant
Photograph by: Scamperdale

Plant growing wild
Photograph by: Fagg, M.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

Large-scale cultivation
Photograph by: Thomas R Machnitzki

Ripening fruits
Photograph by: Fagg, M.
Image credit to Australian National Botanic Gardens

Ripening seedhead in a large cultivated field
Photograph by: Judgefloro

Flowerhead
Photograph by: Mike Peel

New plants growing by the stacks of the last crop
Photograph by: Ji-Elle

The plant usually produces support roots at the base
Photograph by: sclereid0309

The stems of some forms have a very sweet sap and can be used to make sugar or syrup
Photograph by: James Steakley

Madhura sweet sorghum syrup, made from the sap of selected forms, is sold in India.
Photograph by: Akraj
Public domain

Brown sugar can be made from the stems of selected cultivars
Photograph by: Fluffymuppet