Rapistrum perenne
Common Giant Mustard
Rapistrum rugosum
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- Botanical name
- Rapistrum rugosum
- Also known as
- Annual Bastard Cabbage, Ball-Turnip, Bastard Cabbage, Bastard-Cabbage, Common Giant Mustard, Giant Mustard, Grenade, Rapistrum-Weed, Red Mustard, Turnip Weed, Turnipweed, Wild Turnip
- Family
- Brassicaceae
- Genus
- Rapistrum
- Reference
- World Flora Online
How to grow Common Giant Mustard
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Other names for this plant
These names have all been used for Rapistrum rugosum but are no longer the accepted name. You may still meet them on old labels, in books, or in nursery catalogues.
Arthrolobus rugosus
Bunias perennis
Bunias raphanifolia
Bunias verrucosa
Cakile clavata
Cakile rugosa
Cakile rugosa var. stylosa
Cochlearia rugosa
Cordylocarpus glaber
Crucifera erratica
Crucifera rugosa
Hirschfeldia hispanica
Myagrum clavatum
Myagrum hispanicum
Myagrum monospermum
Myagrum orientale
Myagrum procumbens
Myagrum rugosum
Myagrum rugosum var. clavatum
Myagrum venosum
Rapistrum clavatum
Rapistrum confusum
Rapistrum conoideum
Rapistrum glabrum
Rapistrum hirsutum
Rapistrum hirtum
Rapistrum hispanicum
Rapistrum hispidum
Rapistrum linnaeanum
Rapistrum longeracemosum
Rapistrum longiracemosum
Rapistrum microcarpum
Rapistrum nemausense
Rapistrum orientale
Rapistrum rugosum subsp. linnaeanum
Rapistrum rugosum subsp. orientale
Rapistrum rugosum subsp. rugosum
Rapistrum rugosum var. rugosum
Rapistrum rugosum var. stylosum
Rapistrum rugosum var. venosum
Rapistrum strictissimum
Rapistrum venosum
Schrankia rugosa
Schrankia sulcata
Others in Rapistrum
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