Editing Red Romaine Lettuce (section)

== History of Cultivation in Space ==

While there is no specific mention of Red Romaine Lettuce being cultivated in space, lettuce has been grown in space as part of various experiments. For example, NASA’s Veggie project has successfully grown lettuce in space using hydroponic systems on the International Space Station (ISS). These experiments aim to develop sustainable food systems for long-duration space missions. However, specific details about Red Romaine Lettuce in space cultivation are not available in the provided sources.

'''Note''': The specific variety “Outredgeous” is not mentioned in the search results, but it is known as a type of red leaf lettuce, not specifically a romaine variety. It is also a popular choice for its vibrant color and taste.

References: - <ref>https://phytotheca.com/phytotheca/lettuce-romaine-red</ref> Phytotheca: Lettuce, Romaine | Red - <ref>https://britannica.com/plant/lettuce</ref> Britannica: Lettuce - <ref>https://meadowlarkjournal.com/blog/growing-romaine-lettuce</ref> Meadowlark Journal: Growing Romaine Lettuce - <ref>https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/lactuca-sativa</ref> North Carolina Extension Gardener Plant Toolbox: Lactuca sativa - <ref>https://smartgardener.com/plants/356-lettuce-silvia-red-romaine/overview</ref> Smart Gardener: Lettuce: Silvia Red Romaine Overview

'''Additional Reference for Space Cultivation''': - NASA: Veggie Project (Not directly cited in the search results but relevant to space cultivation of lettuce.)