The repeated replanting of the seeds from wild mustards that showed unusually prolific growth of the flower buds led to what modern cruciferous plants?
A)turnips and kolirabi
B)kale and cabbage
C)cauliflower and kale
D)broccoli and cauliflower

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The repeated replanting of the seeds from wild mustards that showed unusually prolific growth of the flower buds led to the development of modern brassicas, including broccoli and cauliflower. Turnips and kohlrabi are not in the brassica family and kale and cabbage are not formed by the same wild mustards. Cauliflower, although in the same family, was not specifically mentioned in the given context.

The Repeated Replanting of the Seeds from Wild Mustards That