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Choy sum (also
spelled choi sum, choi sam in Cantonese; cai xin,
caixin in
Standard Mandarin) is a
leafy vegetable commonly used in
Chinese cuisine. It...
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include leafy greens (spinach, napa cabbage, baby bok
choy),
root vegetables (carrots,
lotus root) and
mushrooms (shiitake, enoki,
oyster mushrooms). To...
- chay
root or
choy root, from its
Tamil name,
chaaya ver) is a low-growing
plant native to India. A colour-fast red dye can be
extracted from the
root bark...
- gai
choy, and xuelihong.
Asian mustard greens are most
often stir-fried or pickled. (See
pickled mustard.) A
Southeast Asian dish
called asam gai
choy or...
- The
turnip or
white turnip (Br****ica rapa subsp. rapa) is a
root vegetable commonly grown in
temperate climates worldwide for its white,
fleshy taproot...
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cultivated into many forms,
including the
turnip (a
root vegetable), komatsuna, napa cabbage, bomdong, bok
choy, and rapini. Br****ica rapa subsp.
oleifera is...
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simple with
entire margins.
Amaranth has a
primary root with
deeper spreading secondary fibrous root structures.
Inflorescences are in the form a large...
- for food
production such as cauliflower, cabbage, kale,
garden cress, bok
choy, broccoli,
Brussels sprouts,
mustard plant and
similar green leaf vegetables...
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amounts of biom****,
suppresses weeds and can
improve soil
tilth with its
root system. Some
cultivars of
rapeseed are also used as
annual forage and are...
- as bok
choy.
Outside of Asia, this
vegetable is also
referred to as
Chinese cabbage or
sometimes celery cabbage. It is also
known as siu
choy (Cantonese...
