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Cabbage harvested in space 23.02.2017

The ISS crew harvested the first Chinese cabbage crop in orbit.

The harvest of six small bushes of cabbage with a few leaves each was carried out by flight engineer Peggy Whitson, who, upon arrival at the station, among other things, followed the "garden". According to NASA, the crew will be given a taste of the plant, but most of the harvest will be sent to Earth for study.

Seeds of Chinese cabbage Beck Tokyo (Tokyo Bekana) arrived on the ISS in April last year. Initially, one of the six seeds did not germinate, probably due to the fact that do not get enough moisture, but as the project leaders said Whitson achieved that and it has risen.

The project for growing vegetables in weightlessness is intended to diversify the diet of the crew in the future and prepare for the longer and more autonomous missions, including missions to Mars. As noted in the NASA, this is the fifth harvest of various vegetables in orbit. In the selection of crops to be sent to the ISS by NASA is guided, first of all, the ability to use locally grown vegetables in their raw form, as well as their nutritional properties.

A year ago, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly said that on board the ISS for the first time blossomed flower asters, zinnias.

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