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Kochia Bush
A biennial related to the cabbage that is grown for its edible, fleshy, bulb-like stem. Kochia Bush also known as Turnip Cabbage, Turnip-Rooted Cabbage, and Stem Cabbage.
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Kino
A tree widely cultivated in India and prized for its astringent properties.
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Khat
A shrub native to Ethiopia and Arabia. Khat also known as Arabian Tea, Kat, Chat, Catta, and Qat. A shrub of Africa and Arabia. People chew the leaves and twigs of the shrub, or brew it like tea causes a stimulating, euphoric effect. Tender leaves of a shrub that grows in the Middle East called…
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Kava Plant
Shrubby Australian pepper plant. Kava Plant also called Kava Kava.
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Juniper
Evergreen tree or shrub that has purple berries. Juniper also known as Juniperus communis. A plant whose berries work medicinally as antiseptics or diuretics. Available at health food stores. Well-known evergreen shrub. Berries stimulate appetite, digestion and other bodily functions.
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Jojoba Oil
Oil extracted from the jojoba bean that is rich in vitamin E.
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Job’s Tears
The seeds of a tall tropical plant that are enveloped in a very hard, pearly white, oval casing.
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Jasmine
Member of the olive family that has extremely fragrant flowers.
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Jack Fruit
Large Asian tree that has edible fruit with nutritious seeds.
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Indian Mock Strawberry
Creeping perennial from the Rose family with strawberry-like leaves and fruit.
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