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Cakile maritima, sea
rocket (Britain and Ireland) or
European searocket (North America), is a
common plant in the
mustard family Br****icaceae. It is widespread...
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native or most
common in the
region concerned, the
European searocket Cakile maritima in Europe, and the
American searocket C.
edentula in
North America...
- NVC
community SD2 (Honkenya
peploides -
Cakile maritima strandline community) is one of two
strandline community in the
British National Vegetation classification...
- ; Cordazzo, C. V. (2006). "Biological
flora of the
British Isles:
Cakile maritima Scop".
Journal of Ecology. 94 (3): 695–711. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2745...
- used
primarily medicinally. Sea
rocket seed oil, from the
halophyte Cakile maritima,
native to
north Africa, is high in
erucic acid, and
therefore has...
- C.
maritima may
refer to:
Cakile maritima, the
European searocket, a
common plant species Calendula maritima, the sea marigold, a very rare
plant species...
- (Carprobrotus edulis, also
called sea fig or
Hottentot fig), sea
rocket (
Cakile maritima) and
other species that
thrive on the
immediate coast;
northern coastal...
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caterpillars or kale caterpillars, feed on Br****icaceae (including
Cakile maritima,
cultivated cabbage and
radish and
Lepidium species) and
plants in...
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blown sand. Some
examples are
Ammophila arenaria,
Honckenya peploides,
Cakile maritima, and
Spartina coarctata.
Whereas backdune flora grow into
dense patches...
- and is responsible, with some
other pioneers like the sea
rocket Cakile maritima, for
initiating the
process of dune
building by
trapping wind blown...
