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The 12 pages that link to Brassica rapa, each with the reason it gives.

• BrassicaceaeBroader topic: Its diverse crops are staple foods across several regions.

• Brassica oleraceaCompared with: It is a related crop species often confused with B. oleracea in discussions of brassicas.

• BrassicaBroader topic: It is another species whose cultivated forms span distinct vegetables.

• Brassica napusRelated: It contributed one of the two ancestral genomes of Brassica napus.

• CanolaBroader topic: Some canola cultivars are bred from this species rather than Brassica napus.

• Napa cabbageNarrower topic: Napa cabbage belongs to this species, rather than to the species that includes headed cabbage.

• TurnipNarrower topic: Turnips are one cultivated form within this species.

• Rapeseed oilRelated: Certain B. rapa cultivars are cultivated as sources of rapeseed oil.

• Bok choyNarrower topic: Bok choy is one cultivated form of this diverse species.

• RapiniBroader topic: Rapini belongs to this species, rather than to broccoli’s species.

• Choy sumNarrower topic: Choy sum belongs to this variable species, alongside turnips, napa cabbage, and other crops.

• BomdongNarrower topic: Bomdong belongs to this species through its napa-cabbage lineage.