A couple weeks ago in botany class, I had to write an essay about a plant that was used as a food. We could choose anything we wanted, as long as our professor hadn’t done a lecture on it already. His lectures focus on major ‘agribusiness’ types of foods like corn or wheat, so I [...]
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a stuffy old essay about figs….
Posted in Fig, Fruit, School, Trees, tagged agriculture, commerical food plants, Ficus carica, fig leaves, fig tree, Figs, inverted inflorescence, syconium on March 29, 2011 | 6 Comments »
