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mbourgaize

Nanaimo, Canada

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Labor; Labor relations

Plants; Plants

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

English (EN)Brussels sprout

Brassica family plant that resembles baby cabbages, and belongs to the same cabbage family. Grows along the stem of the plant. At the time of harvest is covered of baby cabbages. It is a cool weather plant. It is propagated from seeds.

Portuguese, Brazilian (PB)couve de bruxelas

Planta da família Brassica que se assemelha a repolhos pequenos, portanto, às vezes chamada repolhinho e pertence à mesma família do repolho. Cresce ao longo do talo da planta, que na época da colheita fica coberto dos repolhinhos. É uma planta de clima frio, ...

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

Plants; Plants

English (EN)broccoli

Vegetable from the Northern Mediterranean whose leaves and flower heads are edible. It is one of the cultivated varieties of cruciferous plants, such as cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and kale. Its propagation is by seeds. It requires cool temperatures to grow.

Portuguese, Brazilian (PB)brócolis

Verdura originária do norte do Mediterrâneo, cujas folhas e pedúnculos florais são comestíveis, sendo uma das variedades cultivadas das plantas crucíferas, tais como a couve, couve-flor, couve de bruxelas e o repolho. Propaga-se por sementes e necessita uma ...

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

English (EN)endive

Elongated format greenary of light yellow color, with bitter leaves. It belongs to the Asteraceae family, chicory gender. It was introduced in Europe in the thirteenth century. It was consumed by Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans for its medicinal properties. ...

Portuguese, Brazilian (PB)endívia

Verdura de forma alongada e cor amarelo claro, com folhas amargas. Pertence à familia Asteraceae, do gênero da chicória. Introduzida na Europa no século XIII, foi consumida pelos egípcios, gregos e romanos por suas propriedades medicinais. Normalmente ...

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

Plants; Plants

Labor; Labor relations

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables