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Often used in the same context:
salicornia,
brassicaceae,
artemisia,
oryza sativa,
triticum,
landrace,
leguminous,
epilobium,
asclepias,
zea mays,
brassica oleracea,
partridge pea,
sapodilla,
nobilis,
coontie,
pennisetum,
fleabane,
bromegrass,
oxeye daisy,
sorghum bicolor,
pot marigold,
propanediol,
hyacinth bean,
allium sativum,
sorghums,
cucurbit,
brassica rapa,
brassica juncea,
curcuma longa,
asteraceae,
camassia,
crambe,
hippeastrum,
finger millet,
sheep sorrel,
amsonia,
moringa,
cottonseeds,
lathyrus,
brassica,
camelina,
perilla,
vulgare,
glycine max,
medicinals,
bast fiber,
cinnamomum,
brassica napus,
pearl millet,
tuberosa,
pipevine,
brugmansia,
stinkweed,
colza,
artemisia annua,
rabbiteye,
baptisia,
solanum tuberosum,
amaranth,
cyanogenic,
swamp milkweed,
plenish,
dogbane,
baptisia australis,
compositae,
garcinia,
fabaceae,
pongamia,
pennycress,
fallows,
lavandula angustifolia,
origanum,
iron pyrites,
cardoon,
chokeberry,
spinosa,
gomphrena,
linseed,
vaccinium,
coral honeysuckle,
flavus,
mycorrhiza,
passiflora,
sativum,
euphorbia pulcherrima,
croton,
prosopis,
amelanchier,
festuca,
rhizopus,
heliconia,
sesamum,
aralia,
nemesia,
solanum,
cucurbitaceae,
zingiber,
digitalis purpurea,
mallee,
linum,
highbush cranberry,
ricinus communis
More general:
crucifer,
cruciferous plant
Synonyms:
gold of pleasure
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