Eruca sativa

It can be used as a leaf vegetable in the same manner as Eruca sativa.

Eruca sativa (syn.

A. You may have been choosing to plant "wild rocket," Diplotaxis erucoides, instead of the garden kind, Eruca sativa.

Taramira oil or jamba oil, is a seed oil, pressed from the seeds of the arugula (Eruca sativa).

I had always thought it was a salad green invented for yuppies - until I saw the 16th-century woodcut of Eruca sativa that will be in the exhibition.

Some species, such as D. tenuifolia, can be used as leaf vegetables; they are similar to Eruca sativa in their peppery flavour and are used interchangeably with it.

It is closely related to Eruca sativa; that species is included in E. vesicaria by some botanists either as a subspecies E. vesicaria subsp.

I ordered a ton of arugula from Cook's Garden, both the common variety, Eruca sativa, and a smaller, wilder form from Italy called Selvatica, which has finely cut leaves and is more heat-tolerant.