Basically, more light (see RFF#9) and a warmer growing temperature, lead to higher nutrient levels.
—I learned about this fact from: Terry LA, ed. Health-promoting properties of fruits and vegetables. CABI: Cambridge, 2011.
Basically, more light (see RFF#9) and a warmer growing temperature, lead to higher nutrient levels.
—I learned about this fact from: Terry LA, ed. Health-promoting properties of fruits and vegetables. CABI: Cambridge, 2011.
For once, the better tasting part is actually better for you! But don’t forget, the stems have a lot of fiber, so they’re still worth eating.
—I learned about this fact from: Sissi Wachtel-Galor, Ka Wing Wong, Iris F.F. Benzie, The effect of cooking on Brassica vegetables, Food Chemistry, Volume 110, Issue 3, 1 October 2008, Pages 706-710.