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Lepidium sativum
(redirected from garden cress)

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Lepidium sativum
member of the plant family Brassicaceae. Called also cress, the salad vegetable; contains toxic amounts of mustard oil glucosinolates; causes unpalatability, diarrhea, milk taint.


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Garden cress provides fast, nutritious greens, ready to harvest in only 10 days; sow in shallow planters on a thick pad of moist paper towels or two inches of soil.
Dextophane is made with the plant compound sulforaphane that has been identified in sprouts of garden cress as a stimulator of detoxification and antioxidant enzymes.
 
 
 
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