Raphanus sativus is a common, non-native annual or biennial weed in the mustard family often found in disturbed ground, known for its edible leaves, flowers and distinctive seed pods.




Celebrating and Caring for the Land
2026-08-03
Raphanus sativus is a common, non-native annual or biennial weed in the mustard family often found in disturbed ground, known for its edible leaves, flowers and distinctive seed pods.




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