Broccoli is a great source of calcium, the calcium in it being more easily accessed by the body than from milk.
Uncooked broccoli is a great source of Vitamin K,essential for the proper clotting of the blood if you are cut. Heat from cooking destroys all the vitamin K.
The phytochemicals (plant chemicals) in broccoli, as in all edible plants, are still yet being discovered as to what and why they benefit.
It depends on what type of nutrient your're looking for. Broccoli has more Vitamin C & D, while beans have more Fiber and Proteins.
broccoli
1) Calabrese Broccoli 2) Sprouting Broccoli 3) Purple Cauliflower (yes, that is a kind of broccoli). Not included are Rapini (a.k.a. Broccoli Raab, which is actually a kind of turnip); Kai Lan (Chinese Broccoli, which is a leafy plant); and Romanesco Broccoli, which is an edible flower sometimes considered a kind of cauliflower.
Yes, you can compost broccoli. Broccoli is a great addition to a compost pile as it is rich in nutrients and will break down easily to create nutrient-rich soil for your garden.
I Don't Know , But i think that Broccoli Give Little Strength Or Energy
Broccoli isn't bad for puppies, but it will likely give them gas.
No, broccoli should not cause a rash, unless you have an allergy to broccoli or to chemicals that may have been used in growing the broccoli.
yes
Yes it does.
well it actually isn't a flower but its edible, yeah.
Broccoli contains calcium.
To give you a tasty green veg.