Brassica Flower Parts

Brassica is a genus of flowering plants in the mustard family, which also includes cabbage, broccoli, turnips, Brussels sprouts and many other familiar food plants. The important structures in a Brassica flower are the pistil, ovules, stamens, receptacle, pedicel, petals and sepals. The diagram below shows different parts of Brassica flower.

Labelled Brassica Flower

Canola Flowers

Canola Flowers

Canola

Canola (Brassica campestris) is a yellow flowering oilseed crop. Their seeds are used to produce edible oil or feed for livestock. Our farmer cultivate canola on small area for their personal use. Generally our people use canola oil as a hair oil. They believe that canola oil prevents hair loss and gives it some extra nutrients that keep the hair healthy, thick and long.

Canola Flowers

Honey Bee On Canola Flower

Honey Bee On Canola Flower

Canola Field

Canola Field

Canola Field

Canola Seeds

View Of Sunset From Canola Field

While on my routine walk a few days ago, the canola flowers, clouds and sunset combination attract my attention and I got some pictures. A few of which are here in your front, hoping you will like them.

Canola Flowers at Sunset