Broccoli

Everybody's Encyclopedia · 1912 · p. 8
a late variety of the cauliflower, hardier and with more color in the lower leaves. The part of the plant used is the succulent flower stalks. Although broccoli is inferior in flavor to cauliflower it serves as a fair substitute. | Brock, Sir Isaac, a British military commander, born in Guernsey, Oct. 6, 1769; suppre ed a threatened mutiny in Canada in 1802; made Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada in 1810; took Detroit from the Americans under General Hull in 1812; and was killed at the battle of Queens town, Oct. 13, 1812. A monument to his memory stands on the W. bank of the Niagara river.
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