Mustard shortage. Mustard plants are about 1 meter in length
Mustard shortage
Mustard is a dicotyledonous plant of the family Brassica or Cruciferae. It is an oilseed. Its ovule is curved Mustard seeds are also used as a spice. Mustard greens are very popular in Bangladesh. Also, mustard seeds are mixed with water to make various liquids including vinegar, mustard seeds are ground to make mustard oil which is used in cooking. Mustard leaves are eaten as mustard greens or mustard greens. Mustard flowers are self-pollinated. Self-pollination results in less pollen wastage do not rely on a carrier for pollination and ensure pollination. As a result, there is no change in the characteristics of the new plant that is produced, and the characteristic purity of a species is maintained. However, it has low genetic diversity. The new plants born from this process have reduced adaptive capacity and soon the species becomes extinct.
Occurs, Mustard is a perennial plant. Its origin is Asia. Mustard is grown as a winter rabi crop in various parts of Asia including the Indian subcontinent. Mustard plants are about 1 meter in length, but mustard can grow up to 2 meters high.



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