Early Badger is a variety of pea, while Badger Market is a variety of . . . . . . . .

Answer: Option A

Early Badger is a variety of peas, while Badger Market is a variety of Cabbage.
Early Badger is a dwarf, wrinkled seeded variety of Pea introduced from the USA. Pods are ready for picking in 60 - 65 days after sowing. The first blossom appears in a 10 - 11^th node; pods are yellowish green and borne singly, 7.5 cm long with 5 - 6 bold and sweet seeds. It is a good caning variety and resistant to Fusarium wilt.
Badger Market is a variety of Cabbage released from Breeder USDA and the University of Wisconsin, Madison. It is the second early Copenhagen type with a small compact head. It is resistant to yellow mosaics.