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Source-Separated Municipal Solid Waste Compost Application to Swiss Chard and Basil -- Zheljazkov and Warman 33 (2): 542 -- ...
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Source-Separated Municipal Solid Waste Compost Application to Swiss Chard and Basil -- Zheljazkov and Warman 33 (2): 542 -- ...
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5. Swiss chard.
SWISS CHARD Description Latin name: Beta vulgaris L. Cicla group Family: Chenopodiaceae (Goosefoot) Type: Dicot Edible Part: Leaves Temperature Preference: Cool season crop Next Back Index Links
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(add about 1 tablespoon of flour for thicker soup.) add the lemon juice and fresh leaves a few minutes before serving.
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Leafy Swiss chard is grown in cool weather with well-worked soil with ample moisture. Learn more about growing Swiss chard.
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The primary pigments in red beet are the betalains, which include the red-violet betacyanins and the yellow betaxanthins. The recent adoption of betalain pigments from red beet as an alternative to synthetic food dyes has heightened interest in genetic modification of pigment production.
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