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mbourgaize

Nanaimo, Canada

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English (EN)green pepper / bell pepper / capsicum

Greenery of tapered rectangular shape, in various colors, such as yellow, green, red and orange. Native plant of Central America. It has dark green leaves and white flowers, and can reach up to a meter and a half. It belongs to the Solanaceae family, which ...

Portuguese, Brazilian (PB)pimentão

Verdura de formato cônico retangular, em cores variadas, como amarelo, verde, vermelho e laranja. Planta originária da América Central, possui folhas verde escuro e flores brancas, podendo atingir até um metro e meio. Pertence à familia das Solanáceas, entre ...

Machine tools; Miscellaneous vegetables

English (EN)artichoke

Cynara cardunculus. Perennial plant that reaches up to a meter tall and springs once a year. Its leaves are light green, covered with a white fuzz, producing a purple flower. It is Mediterranean region native, with the same family as the common thistle, which ...

Portuguese, Brazilian (PB)alcachofra

Cynara cardunculus. Planta perene que alcança até um metro de altura e brota uma vez por ano. Suas folhas são verde-claro, cobertas por uma penugem branca, produzindo uma flor de cor roxa. É originária da região mediterrânea, sendo da mesma família do cardo ...

Food (other); Cereal

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

Labor; Labor relations

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

Plants; Plants

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

Plants; Plants

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables

Fruits & vegetables; Miscellaneous vegetables