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Posted by Iguana03 on December 15, 1998 at 18:37:25:

In Reply to: Er, feaf = leaf , doh! :) nm posted by Jamie on December 14, 1998 at 23:56:11:

Rapini is listed in Websters third New International Dictionary as small turnip plants pulled from the soil prior to the development of the root and marketed in bunches or bulk to be used as greens. Rape is listed as turnip and as an annual herb. I have bought rape at my local market several times, it was the leaves and immature stalks and blooms of broccoil. Now you have my curiousity up, let me know if you find a less ambiguous answer. Happy Herping Holidays, Iguana03

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