It is sometimes claimed to be the ancestor of the edible radish, " Raphanus sativus ".
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The genomes of " Raphanus raphanistrum " ( wild radish ) and " Raphanus sativus " ( cultivated radish ) have been sequenced.
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For example, the study of herbivory on radish ( " Raphanus sativus " ) by the cabbage looper caterpillar ( " Trichoplusia ni " ) demonstrated that the variation of defensive chemicals ( glucosinolates ) in " R . sativus ", due to induction, resulted in a significant decrease in the pupation rates of " T . ni ".
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:I don't know about the alleged health benefits they look suspicious, and Wikipedia is the wrong place to ask for medical advice anyways but as for the scientific " name " of " tillage radishes ", this reliable looking source ( PDF ) states that " tillage radishes " is a nickname for the forage radish ( " " Raphanus sativus"
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