The word 'fruit' is derived from the latin 'fructus' which itself is said to be derived from 'frui', which means to enjoy. Along those lines, I hope this year's Flowering Newsletter brings a lot of joy, because fruits and seeds feature in multiple articles.
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- The traditional communities of the Brazilian Amazon have extensive knowledge of using natural sources, such as plants and animals, for health care, which the study aimed to explore and document.
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The word 'fruit' is derived from the latin 'fructus' which itself is said to be derived from 'frui', which means to enjoy. Along those lines, I hope this year's Flowering Newsletter brings a lot of joy, because fruits and seeds feature in multiple articles.
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