- This list of
Latin and Gr****
words commonly used in
systematic names is
intended to help
those unfamiliar with
classical languages to
understand and remember...
- The
Propitious Esculent: The
Potato in
World History is a book by John
Reader outlining the role of the
potato (the
esculent of the title) in
world history...
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planted R.
undulatum at
Monticello in 1809 and 1811,
observing that it was "
Esculent rhubarb, the
leaves excellent as Spinach." The
advocate of
organic gardening...
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Archived from the
original on 26 May 2012. John Reader, John.
Propitious Esculent: The
Potato in
World History (2008) "History
Magazine - The
Impact of the...
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species of corn and
their husbandry is
confined to a few co****
fruits and
esculent green vegetables and
farinaceous roots..."
Western records in 1856 again...
- edere, esus comedo, comestible, edacity, edibility, edible, escarole,
esculent, esurience, esurient, inedia, inedible, inescation, inescate, obese, obesity...
- and it has even been
proposed to take pigs, for the sake of
finding out
esculent roots in the soil. When no
kangaroos and game are to be
found the party...
- land,
producing large crops of corn, beans, melons, pumpkins, and
other esculent vegetables.... I saw,
while riding along the
borders of the ponds, fine...
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Retrieved 29
September 2015. "Gyromitra". Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary., "
esculent". Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary..
Persoon CH (1800) Comm. Schaeff. Icon...
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Place of
Sugar in
Modern History (Penguin, 1986) Reader, John.
Propitious Esculent: The
Potato in
World History (Heinemann, 2008) a
standard scholarly history...
