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Rhamphospermum nigrum (syns.
Br****ica nigra and
Sinapis nigra),
black mustard, is an
annual plant cultivated for its dark-brown-to-black seeds,
which are...
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Br****ica (/ˈbræsɪkə/) is a
genus of
plants in the
cabbage and
mustard family (Br****icaceae). The
members of the
genus are
informally known as cruciferous...
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Ethiopian mustard. It is
believed to be a
hybrid between Br****ica nigra and
Br****ica oleracea. The
flowers attract honey bees to
collect pollen and...
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Sinapis alba (formerly
Br****ica alba) –
yellow or
white mustard,
another mustard variety Br****ica oleracea – wild
cabbage Br****ica nigra –
black mustard, another...
- (white/yellow mustard,
Sinapis alba;
brown mustard,
Br****ica juncea; or
black mustard,
Br****ica nigra). The whole, ground, cracked, or
bruised mustard seeds...
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about 30% of
mustard seeds. It can be
produced from
black mustard (
Br****ica nigra),
brown mustard (B. juncea), and
white mustard (B. alba).
Having a distinctive...
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foods and may come from one of
three different plants:
black mustard (
Br****ica nigra),
brown mustard (B. juncea), or
white mustard (Sinapis alba). Grinding...
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Wheeler Br****ica kaber var.
stricta (Čelak.)
Shinners Br****ica mesopotamica (Spreng.) Bernh.
Br****ica nigra var.
villosa (Mérat) Alef.
Br****ica sinapis...
- Kingdom, Denmark,
Bangladesh and the
United States;
black mustard (
Br****ica nigra) is
grown in Argentina, Chile, the US, and some
European countries....
- such as
Brussels sprouts, broccoli, and the
seeds of
black mustard (
Br****ica nigra).
Whenever sinigrin-containing
plant tissue is
crushed or otherwise...
