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Camelina sativa
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Camelina sativa

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  • magnolia fruit and seeds
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    …weed known as gold-of-pleasure (Camelina sativa), which grows in flax fields. The customary winnowing of flax seeds selects forms of C. sativa whose seeds are blown over the same distance as flax seeds in the operation, thus staying with their “models.” Consequently, C. sativa seeds in the south of…

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    …weed known as gold-of-pleasure (Camelina sativa), which grows in flax fields. The customary winnowing of flax seeds selects forms of C. sativa whose seeds are blown over the same distance as flax seeds in the operation, thus staying with their “models.” Consequently, C. sativa seeds in the south of…

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