Vegetables have many different headings for each kinds. They can be boiled until sleek for offering herbivorous sea animals instead of always offering them plankton tablets. However, different animals select different vegetables, and it doesn't help that different places offer same vegetable different headings. This history is to help you recognize the vegetable you have been looking for.
Broccoli raab
- brocoletto
- rapini
- cima di rapa
- choy sum
- Chinese flowering cabbage
Celtuce
- asparagus lettuce
- stem lettuce
Chinese broccoli
- Chinese kale
- gai lan
- gai lum
- kai lan
Chinese spinach
- hiyu
- hon-toi-moi
- yin choy
- een choy
- amaranth
- hsien tsai
Chrysanthemum leaves
- chop suey greens
- tong ho
- tung ho
- garland chrysanthemum
Collard greens
- collards
Gai Choy
- kai choy
- Chinese mustard cabbage
- Chinese mustard greens
- Indian mustard
- leaf mustard
Jam leaf
Jute leaf
- West Africa sorrel
- krin-krin
- saluyot
- rau day
- Jew mallow
Kale
- borecole
- cow cabbage
- kail
Kohlrabi greens
Malabar spinach
- Ceylon spinach
- saan choy
- slippery vegetable
- mong toi
- Vietnamese spinach
Mustard greens
- curled mustard
Nettles
- nettle leaves
Purslane
- verdolaga
Radish greens
Sorrel
- rosella
- sour grass
- dock
- sour dock
Swiss chard
- chard
- spinach beet
- leaf beet
- seakale beet
- silver beet
- white beet
Turnip greens
- turnip tops
- turnip salad
- Hanover greens
Water spinach
- swamp spinach
- ung choy
- long green
- kangkong
- tangkong
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