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Dog Mustards
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Dog Mustards

Erucastrum

Erucastrum is a genus of flowering plant in the mustard family. There are approximately 18 species. Erucastrum species are known generally as dogmustards.

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25 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Hairy Rocket

speciesErucastrum gallicum

Watercress-leaved Rocket

speciesErucastrum nasturtiifolium

Bristle Dogmustard

speciesErucastrum strigosum

African Turnip

speciesErucastrum austroafricanum

Erucastrum canariense

speciesErucastrum canariense

Erucastrum virgatum

speciesErucastrum virgatum

African Dogmustard

speciesErucastrum arabicum

Erucastrum leucanthum

speciesErucastrum leucanthum

Erucastrum cardaminoides

speciesErucastrum cardaminoides

Erucastrum supinum

speciesErucastrum supinum

Erucastrum rostratum

speciesErucastrum rostratum

Erucastrum griquense

speciesErucastrum griquense

Erucastrum palustre

speciesErucastrum palustre

Erucastrum varium

speciesErucastrum varium

Erucastrum pachypodum

speciesErucastrum pachypodum

Erucastrum abyssinicum

speciesErucastrum abyssinicum

Erucastrum rifanum

speciesErucastrum rifanum

Erucastrum elatum

speciesErucastrum elatum

Erucastrum erigavicum

speciesErucastrum erigavicum

Erucastrum ifniense

speciesErucastrum ifniense

Erucastrum littoreum

speciesErucastrum littoreum

Erucastrum meruense

speciesErucastrum meruense

Erucastrum brevirostre

speciesErucastrum brevirostre

Erucastrum woodiorum

speciesErucastrum woodiorum

Erucastrum elgonense

speciesErucastrum elgonense

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 72124.