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Mustard greens, part of the family of Brassica juncea, are hardy and high-yielding leafy vegetables that can help us develop an intimate relationship with nature’s cycle of growth and death. Their sharp, pungent flavor adds life to any meal, and the leaves of these resilient greens are filled with vitamins and minerals. Mustard greens show our deep connection with the Earth, reminding us that nature is filled with many gifts, including those of flavor and nutrition. They can also be a powerful reminder of our collective importance in tending the earth, as we cultivate greater respect and harmony.

See also: mustard seed, root system, mycorrhizal system, good soil, mycelium

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