Brassica (noun)

A genus of plants in the mustard family, including vegetables such as broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage.

Origin:

The word "brassica" is derived from the latin word "brassica" meaning "cabbage". .

Examples:

1. The farmer planted a variety of brassicas in his field.
2. Brassicas are known for their high nutritional content.
3. Brassicas are a staple in many traditional cuisines.
4. Many brassicas are rich in Vitamin C and other antioxidants.
5. Brassicas are a great crop to grow in colder climates.