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== Introduction == '''Brassica rapa var. chinensis''', commonly known as Pak Choi or Bok Choy, is a member of the Brassicaceae family. It is a variety of the species ''Brassica rapa'', which includes other vegetables like Chinese cabbage and mustard greens<ref>https://britannica.com/plant/Chinese-mustard</ref><ref>https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/brassica-rapa-chinensis-group</ref>. This plant is widely cultivated for its edible leaves and stems, which are used in various Asian dishes. The varieties of Pak Choi include ‘Toy Choi/Shakushina’, ‘Yuushou F1’, ‘Shiro F1’, ‘Win-win Choi’, ‘Rosie F1’, ‘Li Ren’, ‘Red Pac F1’, ‘Black Summer F1’, ‘Tokyo Bekana’, ‘Bopak F1’, ‘Extra Dwarf’, ‘Mei Quing Choi F1’, ‘Delight’, and ‘Red Tatsoi’. <span id="characteristics"></span>
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