Spinacia oleracea

GPTKB entity

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Predicate Object
gptkbp:instance_of gptkb:species
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Chenopodiaceae
gptkbp:benefits salads
stews
soups
smoothies
gptkbp:breeding_season cool weather
gptkbp:common_name spinach
gptkbp:companion_plants strawberries
peas
radishes
gptkbp:cooking_method can be eaten raw or cooked
enhances flavor
reduces oxalic acid content
gptkbp:cuisine used in various cuisines globally
gptkbp:cultivation many countries worldwide
requires well-drained soil
prefers full sun
cut leaves at the base
gptkbp:cultural_significance associated with health benefits
popular in Mediterranean diets
gptkbp:family gptkb:Amaranthaceae
gptkbp:genus Spinacia
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Spinacia oleracea
gptkbp:hunting_technique approximately 40-50 days after planting
gptkbp:native_to Central and Southwest Asia
gptkbp:nutritional_value high in vitamins A, C, and K
high in iron
gptkbp:p_hpreference slightly acidic to neutral soil
gptkbp:part_of leaves
gptkbp:pests susceptible to aphids
susceptible to downy mildew
gptkbp:pollinators wind pollinated
gptkbp:research studied for agricultural practices
studied for health effects
gptkbp:scientific_classification gptkb:Plantae
gptkb:Caryophyllales
gptkb:Rosids
gptkb:Angiosperms
gptkb:Eudicots
gptkb:Eukaryota
gptkbp:species annual
gptkbp:storage can be frozen
can be refrigerated
gptkbp:varieties Flat-leaf spinach
Savoy spinach
Semi-savoy spinach