Editing Celtuce (section)

== History of Cultivation in Space ==

There is no specific information available on the cultivation of Celtuce in space. However, lettuce varieties have been grown in space as part of experiments to develop sustainable food systems for long-duration missions. For example, NASA’s Veggie experiment on the International Space Station successfully grew lettuce, demonstrating the feasibility of growing leafy greens in microgravity. While Celtuce has not been specifically mentioned in these experiments, its characteristics make it a potential candidate for future space agriculture projects.

References: - <ref>https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/lactuca-sativa</ref> North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox: Lactuca sativa. - <ref>https://theseedcollection.com.au/Celtuce</ref> The Seed Collection: Celtuce. - <ref>https://nutrition-and-you.com/celtuce.html</ref> Nutrition and You: Celtuce Nutrition Facts and Health Benefits. - <ref>https://growables.org/informationVeg/documents/Celtuce.pdf</ref> Growables: Celtuce—Lactuca sativa var. asparagina. - <ref>https://trueleafmarket.com/products/lettuce-seeds-purple-sword-celtuce</ref> True Leaf Market: Lettuce Seeds - Purple Sword Celtuce. - NASA: Veggie Experiment on the International Space Station. (Note: This reference is not directly from the search results but is a known fact about space cultivation.)