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Anonymous Sat Mar 2 00:58:55 2019 No.11978085 [Reply] [Original]

is this the most powerful plant?

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:02:02 2019 No.11978097 Based Brassica

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:08:31 2019 No.11978115 >>11978085 yes, absolutely.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:11:35 2019 No.11978124 >>11978085 no the citron is stronger

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:17:42 2019 No.11978148 based

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:33:20 2019 No.11978202 File: 567 KB, 1021x727, img_digimon(2).png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] nothing personal MOTHERFUCKER

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:34:34 2019 No.11978208 >>11978085 wat. I thought kale was like spinach but better? How the fuck is kale the same as BROCCOLI? Nigger cauliflower is WHITE.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:34:59 2019 No.11978211 >>11978085 nuclear

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:40:52 2019 No.11978229 File: 23 KB, 580x299, C99FQhxXgAAFLMK.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Alium coming through

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:53:14 2019 No.11978285 >>11978208 you thought wrong nigga

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:56:00 2019 No.11978295 >>11978229 the ultimate flavour machine

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 01:57:57 2019 No.11978304 >>11978085 I love brussel spouts.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 02:10:30 2019 No.11978326 >>11978229 good for flavor but you can't exactly live off it like you can with brassica >>11978124 good for snacks, but not big parts of meals

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 02:42:03 2019 No.11978396 >>11978229 Brassica + alium bros for life

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 03:20:37 2019 No.11978470 >>11978085 only broccoli is edible

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 03:22:27 2019 No.11978473 File: 56 KB, 713x581, Cabbage Cate.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>11978085 Damn straight.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 08:07:04 2019 No.11978954 Nah sorry to red pill you but that title belongs to weed heh

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 09:33:20 2019 No.11979143 >>11978085 All the C4 pathway plants are high tier powerful.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 09:35:53 2019 No.11979150 File: 187 KB, 500x375, broccoflower.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] yes also this>>11978396

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 12:45:23 2019 No.11979712 >>11978085 More like Brapsica

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 15:30:43 2019 No.11980308 >>11978470 >t. never had kohlrabi at all and never had kale, sprouts, cabbage etc prepared properly

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:21:43 2019 No.11981664 >>11979150 also gai lan and collard greens too are members of b. oleracea

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:25:09 2019 No.11981674 >>11978208 spinach is a member of the amaranthaceae family, relative to amaranth (the grain) and quinoa as well as swiss chard and beet root

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:26:43 2019 No.11981682 >>11978085 the greatest plebe filter

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:27:35 2019 No.11981686 >>11978954 cannabaceae family is pretty good plant family. members include hemp, weed and hops

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:32:04 2019 No.11981713 >>11978085 Alliums

Anonymous Sat Mar 2 20:48:28 2019 No.11981778
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>>11978085
Brassica isn't bad, but Solanales literally changed the culinary landscape forever. Could you imagine where we'd be without potatoes and tomatoes? Not to mention tobacco basically made the US an economic superpower before it was even independent. FFS, potatoes and tomatoes are the "national food" of several European countries, and chili peppers are indelible hallmarks of many different cuisines in Asia and beyond, despite all of these being fairly recent "New World" crops. All this, on top of Solanaceae being a family unironically named for being deadly, yet we as humans have tamed that wild spirit. Most brassicaceae is edible even in its wild, non-bred state, but eating any wild Solanaceae is asking for a bad time.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 04:46:18 2019 No.11983369 >>11981778 Anon makes a solid point.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 05:00:20 2019 No.11983387 Rappini is my favorite

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 05:01:17 2019 No.11983390 >>11981778 I'm with this anon. Solanaceae > Brapsica > Alium

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 07:22:29 2019 No.11983639 >>11978229 Literally what I was just about to post

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 07:26:45 2019 No.11983650 >>11978085 I like koolrabbi

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 10:09:20 2019 No.11984046 File: 148 KB, 960x899, citrus.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] We bred all sorts of citrus fruits from 3 varieties, apparently

Anonymous Sun Mar 3 10:23:06 2019 No.11984078

Brassica oleracea is amazing. I work with it at my university and it's so much fun. Since they're all the same species, they can be bred with each other however you like. For example, we bred brussel sprouts with kale and got little brussel sprout like "cabbage heads" that looked like savoy and tasted more like kale than brussel sprouts.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 3 10:30:15 2019 No.11984101 >>11979150 dios mio...

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