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It is grown in the United States to an appreciable extent in only two " green artichoke , " derives its common name districts : Louisiana , settled by the French ; from the northern Italian words articiocco and and the mid - coastal ...
It is grown in the United States to an appreciable extent in only two " green artichoke , " derives its common name districts : Louisiana , settled by the French ; from the northern Italian words articiocco and and the mid - coastal ...
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When this way of Europe , the cowpea ( Vigna sinensis ) crop was first grown in the United States , it was brought from Africa to Jamaica about was called “ pease , " " callicance , " and later , 1675 by slave traders .
When this way of Europe , the cowpea ( Vigna sinensis ) crop was first grown in the United States , it was brought from Africa to Jamaica about was called “ pease , " " callicance , " and later , 1675 by slave traders .
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Orientals Eat Giant Radishes SCORES > CORES of species of Chinese origin are Radishes were seen in Mexico about 1500 grown as vegetables in China and Japan , and in Haiti in 1565 , indicating that they but among them only radishes ...
Orientals Eat Giant Radishes SCORES > CORES of species of Chinese origin are Radishes were seen in Mexico about 1500 grown as vegetables in China and Japan , and in Haiti in 1565 , indicating that they but among them only radishes ...
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