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Advent Botany 2016 – Day 4: The Carrot
My dog’s got no nose. How does he smell? Awful. To prevent olfactory problems with snowmen the traditional nose of choice is the carrot. To most westerners, the carrot is a bright orange tapering root vegetable that can be eaten … Continue reading
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Tagged #AdventBotany, Carrot, Daucus carota
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