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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Pichichio/Cows Udder/Solanum mammosum
There are numerous species of plants that are poisonous and can be deadly to humans and animals. Some plants are major sources of medicine and some are simply bizarre in appearance. Among the most recognized poisonous and bizarre fruits is … Continue reading
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Caimito/Star Apple /Chrysophyllum cainito
Caimito is not only a delicious fruit to eat; it also contains abundant health benefits and medicinal value. The ripe fruit is usually eaten raw, as smoothie or even a milkshake. We had a Star apple tree in our front … Continue reading
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Quetzal/Pharamachrus mocinno
According to legend, Tecun Uman, a Maya chief, died while defending his land and his people from the Spanish conquistadores. He was mortally wounded and blood covered his chest. The Quetzal, who never submitted itself to captivity, wanted to keep … Continue reading
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Princesa de la Noche/Arizona Queen of the Night /Selenicereus grandiflorus
If you are looking for huge, fragrant white blossoms, the night blooming cereus is for you. One of the strangest sights in the desert is the striking thorny sticks called Night-blooming Cereus. It resembles nothing more than a dead bush … Continue reading
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