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| | | Re: Crucifer for ID Agree it looks like a Sisymbrium, possibly S. orientale which is locally common in London, though leaves look a little different. | 
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| | | Re: Crucifer for ID The seed-pods are much too long for S. volgense.
As Aeshna5 suggests, it is Eastern Rocket (Sisymbrium orientale). Leaf-shape is variable in both species.
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