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A radish is a cool season root crop. It comes in a variety of colors and sizes and is commonly used in salads, though they can be warmed up in a stir-fry or sauteed dish of greens. Not only can you eat the root, but the greens are very tasty and even the seeds can be found in cultural dishes or used in oil production.
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it is a vegtible
What has the author Ratish Mohan Agarwala written?
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