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Often used in the same context:
asteraceae,
solanaceae,
brassica oleracea,
sativum,
fabaceae,
cucurbitaceae,
subsp,
solanum,
nightshade,
vaccinium,
cucurbit,
sativus,
rosaceae,
allium sativum,
cucurbita,
latifolia,
allium,
compositae,
saccharomyces,
officinalis,
oryza sativa,
deadly nightshade,
brassica rapa,
triticum,
versicolor,
nobilis,
arabidopsis thaliana,
rubrum,
cucurbita pepo,
crucifer,
goosefoot,
spinosa,
brassica,
vulgare,
cinnamomum,
solanum tuberosum,
chinensis,
zingiber officinale,
domestica,
carica papaya,
sambucus nigra,
angustifolia,
curcuma longa,
origanum,
geraniol,
punica granatum,
tuberosa,
lathyrus,
glycine max,
flavus,
leafminer,
brassica juncea,
esculenta,
grandis,
asiatica,
digitalis purpurea,
cruciferous vegetable,
flaviviridae,
monocots,
tetraploid,
phaseolus,
artemisia,
melissa officinalis,
cordifolia,
legume,
viridis,
cardoon,
subfamily,
glycoside,
canadensis,
arabidopsis,
vulgaris,
eupatorium,
quackgrass,
sapodilla,
tagetes,
ricinus communis,
lycium,
perilla,
faba,
landrace,
plantago,
asclepias,
repens,
alata,
pot marigold,
curcuma,
cucumis,
tocopherols,
pennisetum,
pinus,
ovata,
lutea,
streptomyces,
erwinia,
lonicera,
indoles,
wood sorrel,
prosopis,
isothiocyanate,
phaseolus vulgaris,
helianthus
More general:
dilleniid dicot family
Synonyms:
cruciferae,
family brassicaceae,
family cruciferae,
mustard family
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