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...Also cassava (''Manihot esculenta'' Crantz) is quite important as a leafy vegetable, but its primary use is undoubtedly its edible starchy root, and consequent
Species that are used as a vegetable but also have another primary use are listed after the primary use vegetabl
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This type arose recently, about 1850 near Brussels. It has become a major industrial product. It is grown in tow stages. The plant is sown in fields,
An endemic vegetable of Liguria (Italy).
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*young pods eaten as a vegetable.
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...aemontanus distinguishes two types of maize, ''Triticum turcicum'' being a temperate type without prop roots and with no flag leaves, and ''Triticum indicum'' b
*Doebley John, Goodman Major M. et Stuber Charles W., 1984. Isoenzymatic variation in Zea (Gramineae). '
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The kales represent an extremely variable class of vegetable and have been under cultivation from a most remote period. What the varieti
...ting or asparagus broccoli, represents the first form exhibited by the new vegetable when it ceased to be the earliest cabbage and was grown with an especial vi
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...ss ''Cucurbita Pepo'', upon botanical indications solely, is attributed to temperate North America in the general table, to a Mexican or Texan origin in the bod
...ire without any further trouble… The natives makes great account of this vegetable." ''Descript. of N. Netherlands'', 1656; ''transL in N. Y. Hist. Soc. Coll.
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...this plant was found by Fortune to be much used by the Chinese as a winter vegetable.
North temperate region of the Old World; naturalized in places in America. In southern Cali
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*Spinachia semine non pungente, folio major e rotundiore. Ray 162. 1686; Chabr. 303. cum ic. 1677.
...egetable by Chinese writings of 1640 and 1742. The species is a cultivated vegetable in Japan and is called choro-gi, and is esteemed.
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...omas Croxen: Profitable Plants: A Description of the Principal Articles of Vegetable Origin used for Food, Clothing, Tanning, Dyeing, Building, Medicine, Perfum
:Barton, William P. C., M. D.: Vegetable Materia Medica of the United States; or Medical Botany: containing a Botani
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