Difference between revisions of "Barbarea"
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| − | + | A genus of cress, variously called "upland cress" or "dryland cress" (in contrast to [[watercress]]), or "winter cress". I can't see why any particular species in this genus wouldn't be edible, and I'd expect them all to taste similar (peppery cress/mustard flavor). | |
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| Genus: | Barbarea |
A genus of cress, variously called "upland cress" or "dryland cress" (in contrast to watercress), or "winter cress". I can't see why any particular species in this genus wouldn't be edible, and I'd expect them all to taste similar (peppery cress/mustard flavor).
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