- such as
garden cress, mustard, radish, and wasabi, are
noteworthy for
their piquant flavors. The
hollow stems of
watercress float in
water. The leaf structure...
-
Cress (Lepidium sativum),
sometimes referred to as
garden cress (or
curly cress) to
distinguish it from
similar plants also
referred to as
cress (from...
- 2011 Fool's-
water-
cress Wild
flowers of Ireland.
Accessed July 2011
Apium nodiflorum Fool's-
water-
cress]
Apium nodiflorum (Fool's-
water-
cress) envirolink...
- the Antarctic. The name
Cardamine is
derived from the Gr**** kardaminē,
water cress, from kardamon,
pepper gr****. The
leaves can have
different forms, from...
- Br****icaceae.
Common names include land
cress,
American cress, bank
cress,
black wood
cress,
Belle Isle
cress,
Bermuda cress, poor man's cabbage,
early yellowrocket...
-
several industrial units including a Nestlé
bottled water factory situated on the
former water cress and
trout farm site on
Latimer Road.
There is a local...
- obstructions. It is
occasionally eaten with
bread and butter, like the
water-
cress." The leaves,
which have a
strong acrid, bitter, or
peppery taste similar...
- is
aquatic or semi-aquatic, its
herbage sometimes floating on
standing water or
sprawling over wet ground. The
leaves are up to 10
centimeters long and...
-
Arabidopsis thaliana, the
thale cress, mouse-ear
cress or arabidopsis, is a
small plant from the
mustard family (Br****icaceae),
native to
Eurasia and Africa...
- *
Water-
cress Rorippa nasturtium-aquati**** Narrow-fruited
water-
cress Rorippa microphylla Northern yellow-
cress Rorippa islandica Marsh yellow-
cress Rorippa...
