Mustards, capers, and allies (Brassicales) - PictureThis

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Mustards, capers, and allies

Mustards, capers, and allies includes diverse members from herbs to shrubs, characterized by their four-petaled, cross-shaped flowers and alternate leaves. These features are adaptive for varied climates, aiding pollination and growth. Crucially, the plants' ability to thrive in different environments stems from their resilient seeds and efficient water-use strategies.

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Mustards, capers, and allies (Brassicales)

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