Mediterranean gardeners' repeated replanting of seeds from wild mustard plants that showed unusually prolific flower bud and flower growth led to the creation of what modern cruciferous plants?
A) turnips and kohlrabi
B) kale and cabbage
C) cauliflower and kale
D) broccoli and cauliflower

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The repeated replanting of seeds from wild mustard plants that showed unusually prolific flower bud and flower growth ultimately led to the creation of broccoli and cauliflower, both of which are cruciferous vegetables. While turnips and kohlrabi are also cruciferous vegetables, they were not specifically mentioned in the given context of this question. Kale and cabbage were not the result of the Mediterranean gardeners' replanting of wild mustard seeds, and cauliflower was not paired with kale, as option C suggests.

Mediterranean Gardeners' Repeated Replanting of Seeds from Wild Mustard Plants