Brassica is the Latin name for what spice ?
Correct answer: A. Mustard
- A. Mustard
- B. Pepper
- C. Sald
- D. Basil
Explanation
Brassica is the botanical genus that includes mustard plants, while pepper and basil belong to different genera. Thus mustard is the relevant spice among the options.
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