Answer:
It is a winter plant that inseminates very quickly at high temperatures.
Explanation:
Mustard is an annual plant. Its root is spindle-shaped, well developed, and the stem is erect, branched, small, 50-90 cm high. The lower leaves are larger with a stalk, and the upper ones are smaller sitting. Mustard blooms in late May and early June.
The fruit ripens in the second half of July. The flowers are yellow, fragrant, very honey-bearing with a lot of pollen powder, and are collected in clustered inflorescences. They are pollinated by insects.
The fruit of the mustard is a cylindrical shell, hairy, 2-5 cm long, and about 5 mm wide. The growing season of mustard is 110-130 days.
