Usually means: Leafy greens from turnip plant.
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▸ noun:  The edible leaves of the turnip plant (Brassica rapa).

Similar:
turnip, turnip tops, turnipweed, mustard greens, turnep, turnip-cabbage, Swedish turnip, greencrop, spinach mustard, collard greens, more...

Opposite:
turnip reds, turnip tops, turnip leaves

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Similar:
turnip, turnip tops, turnipweed, mustard greens, turnep, turnip-cabbage, Swedish turnip, greencrop, spinach mustard, collard greens, more...

Opposite:
turnip reds, turnip tops, turnip leaves



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