jaramago.
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including:
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the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Amaranthus albus
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Armoracia rusticana
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Brassica nigra (balck mustard)
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Capsella bursa-pastoris
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Diplotaxis spp.
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Eruca vesicaria
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Heliotropium europaeum
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Raphanus raphanistrum
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Sisymbrium officinale
the vernacular name of a number of herbaceous plants, generally pertaining to the family Brassicaceae (with some exceptions), including: Sinapis alba
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