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Clear Sticky and found in Pine |
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Milky white watery substance |
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An example of dihybridization is |
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Monoclutures least significant problem |
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is dietary variety reduction |
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Weedliness flourishes when the weed is introduced into a |
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a multipurpose tree in Africa |
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Wisteria, Agacia, and raffaeweed |
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Single cell protein are produced by |
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algae chorella and spirulian |
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Buttercup, Legume, Tomato, potato |
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Cassva, potato, corn, squash |
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there was no new world/ old world communication |
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NOT a part of the bean family but rather part of spurge family |
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Poisonous member of carrot family= |
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What cures ameobic dysentary? |
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Where was Breadfruit introduced to by the british? |
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World wide multipurpose plant used for fiber food and construction |
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occur frequently in seed plants, medicines, but many are poisonous |
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important starchy food from american tropics |
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poisoning agent other than alkaloid |
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which does not contain tropane alkoid |
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cortisone and hormones can be extracted form |
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