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#AdventBotany 2018, Day 15: Angelica: Holiday fruitcake from a sometimes toxic family
By Jeanne D. Osnas That tendency for a deliciously aromatic and edible plant species to be closely related to an insanely toxic thing is a recursive tendency for the entire charismatic plant family to which angelica owes its existence: the … Continue reading →
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