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What is the scientific name of river spinach?
ipomoea aquatica another common name is "water spinach" by logipi
What is the Hindi name for spinach?
The translation of spinach to Hindi is "palak." It is said paa-luck
Spinach scientific name?
Spinacia oleracea
What is the botanical name of spinach?
The botanical name of spinach is Spinacia oleracea.
What is Tamil name of baby spinach?
Pasalai keerai is Tamil for baby spinach.
What is the Latin name for spinach?
Don't know if this is any help but the scientific name (latin) for spinach is Spinacia oleracea
What is in eggs florentine?
Spinach, Onion and Cheese are what they have in common.
What is the name of acid present in spinach?
The acid present in spinach is oxalic acid.
What is alugbati in English?
Its scientific name is basella alba. Its common name is Malabar spinach
What is the Kannada name for spinach?
In Kannada, we would call Tarakaari.
Scientific name of spinach?
Spinacia oleracea
What a name of a vegetable that starts with s?
· spinach
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