- The
rat-
tail radish (Chinese: t 鼠尾蘿蔔, s 鼠尾萝卜, shǔwěi luóbó),
serpent radish, or
tail-pod
radish is a
plant of the
radish genus Raph****
named for its edible...
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specifically for
their seeds or seed pods,
rather than
their roots. The
rat-
tailed radish, an old
European variety thought to have come from East Asia centuries...
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Mozambique Rat-
tail splice, a type of
electrical splice Babiana ringens, a
flowering plant of
South Africa Raph****
caudatus or
rattail radish Rat tail cactus...
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radish (Raph**** sativus), the wild
radish or
jointed charlock (Raph**** raphanistrum), and the
rat-
tail radish (Raph**** caudatus).
Various other species...
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leaves and
unripe fruit Patani (lima beans), s****ed
beans Rabanos (
rat-
tail radish), pods
Rabong (bamboo shoots),
shoots Sabunganay (banana), blossoms...
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ceiba food
Bombacaceae ka-lam-pii
cabbage Br****icaceae phák phə́k
rat-
tail radish Raph****
sativus food Br****icaceae srpà
watercress Rorippa nasturtium-aquati****...
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heirloom tomatoes,
dried porcini mushrooms, head
cheese Entrée: goose,
rat tail radishes, cornichons, pork
rillettes Dessert: pork
blood ice cream, peaches...
- (Schreber, 1776) —
caracal Chinchilla chinchilla (Lichtenstein, 1829) — short-
tailed chinchilla Chiropotes chiropotes (Humboldt, 1811) — red-backed
bearded saki...
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climbing perches,
hibiscus leaves, lvy gourds,
puffball mushrooms,
rat-
tailed radishes, moringas, madans, mauks, star apples,
coconut shoots, and sagos...
- eat
plant roots, shrubs, and
other vegetables such as carrots, lettuce,
radishes, and any
other vegetables with juice. Some
species are
considered agricultural...
