This is the plant from which many types of oriental mustard greens have been bred. It looks very similar to other wild brassicas, with evergreen leaves and yellow flowers. It is extremely variable but ...

Mustard can be grown on most soil types and is best adapted to the Brown and Dark Brown ... Yellow Mustard — 7-10 lb/acre to achieve a plant population of 7-11 plants/ft 2 (70-110 plants/m 2) Brown ...

When you think of mustard, certain cuisines come almost immediately to mind, and you may assume they are, therefore, largely responsible for its production. The Germans enthusiastically top wurst ...

Why is it invasive? Garlic mustard can take over the forest under story displacing native plants and interfering with growth of the remaining plants. It can also host a variety of viruses that can ...

The firm uses two types of mustard plants— Sarshong and black. The black species is mostly used for the oil production. Mustard leaves can be harvested after three weeks of planting and the seeds are ...

Garlic mustard, a biennial terrestrial herbaceous plant in the mustard family, Brassicaceae, is an understory invasive that is both sun- and shade-tolerant and can grow in a variety of habitats.