It is a large family of plants with about 3,500 species, which are characterized by their cross-shaped flowers, with four petals and six stamens.
They are usually yellow, white or pink, and form densely grouped clusters.
The fruits are generally long and narrow.
They have great economic importance, since many of their species are grown in orchards and are edible.
Others are wild and some are called weeds.
Cabbage, Wallflower, Radish, Turnip, Cauliflower, Watercress.

Vegetable basket.
You can throw a look to some of images on the wild flora in Aragon.
If you want to extend your information on Aragón you can begin crossing his varied landscapes, or participate in some activity
In order to also begin a route by the fauna, the flora, the fungi, geologia and the use of the water in Aragón.
In order to delight the Vista, you can fijarte in the
collection of photographies
You can add culture and nature in its cultural Parks
In order to deepen you can study Natural History or its extensive Bestiary
Water | Fauna | Flora | Geology | Fungi | Nature in Aragon
The "Naturaleza de Aragon" project is an extension of the Aragón project is like that, and tries to collect and relate all possible types of documentary information about Aragon: texts, books, articles, maps, illustrations, photographs, narrations, etc., and proceed to its publication and diffusion.
Cruciferous. Dicotyledons. Angiosperms. Phanerogams. Vegetables, plants. Vegetal kingdom. Flora. phytotherapy, water, humidity, wetlands, river, earth, food, gastronomy, reproduction, organism, living being, inheritance, physiology
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