Brassica

//ˈbɹæs.ɪ.kə//

Synonyms for "brassica" (3 found)

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French

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  • brassique noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

Greek

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  • κράμβη noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

Italian

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  • crucifera noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

Macedonian

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  • бра́зика noun (any plant of the cabbage family)
  • зе́лка noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

Portuguese

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  • brássica noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

Russian

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  • капу́ста noun (any plant of the cabbage family)

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The destruction of the roots of brassicae by the Cabbage Root Fly and the tunnels in carrots and onions caused by the larvae of the Carrot and Onion Flies respectively, usually followed by rotting of the affected plants, are very frequently observed, whereas in the past, measures for the control of these pests have been very inadequate. […] When visited on June 13 over 50 per cent. of the brassicae were attacked by cabbage root maggot and many had already been transplanted.

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Some brassicae, particularly cauliflower, kale and swedes, may show symptoms similar to boron deficiency which are due to other causes. […] It has been found that seed dressings of molybdate are effective in overcoming molybdenum deficiency in peas and beans and it was suggested that a similar technique should also be tried with brassicae.

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Selective weed control in onions, leeks, and some brassicae. Time of Application: Brassicae—two to four true leaves. Onions—after the crook stage. Leeks—after the crook stage, but before four leaves have developed.

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