Crucifers
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Sep 8, 2026
The network underpinning it all: Fungi with Dr Sapphire McMullan-Fisher and Julie Fielder
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25:57Julie FielderGUEST
And it's important to consider things like, often I know people use cycles of turnips or canola between their wheat crops.
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26:06Julie FielderGUEST
Brassicaceae is not generally considered a mycorrhizal group.
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26:09Julie FielderGUEST
So when we're doing those, what we call, I guess, cleanup kind of crops that are running through, they're not useful for our AMF as well.
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26:16Julie FielderGUEST
So we need to be having to think about how we make sure there's some plants within there that's going to be supporting, keeping, building those fungal communities over time and not just like having them for the six month growing season and then taking the soil back to nearly zero in between those crop rotations.
Abandoned-Jules Verne
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44:00David LotusNARRATOR
When Gideon Spillett, Herbert, and Pencroft, their guns in their hands, and preceded by Top, jumped on shore.
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44:09David LotusNARRATOR
Without expecting game, some useful plant might be met with, and the young naturalist was delighted with discovering a sort of wild spinach belonging to the order of Chenopodiacae, and numerous specimens of Cruciferae belonging to the cabbage tribe, which it would certainly be possible to cultivate by transplanting.
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44:37David LotusNARRATOR
There were cresses, horseradish, turnips, and lastly, little branching hairy stalks, scarcely more than three feet high, which produced brownish grains.
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44:50David LotusNARRATOR
Do you know what this plant is? asked Herbert of the sailor.