Difference between revisions of "Balsamorhiza sagittata"
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*''Espeletia sagittata'' <small>(Pursh) Nutt.</small> | *''Espeletia sagittata'' <small>(Pursh) Nutt.</small> | ||
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| + | Sort of like a giant long-lived sunchoke? The root is said to be edible, but has a rock-hard cortex with a fibrous ropey interior, so it takes a lot of processing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTaVJk5erYU&t=5m7s | ||
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Sort of like a giant long-lived sunchoke? The root is said to be edible, but has a rock-hard cortex with a fibrous ropey interior, so it takes a lot of processing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTaVJk5erYU&t=5m7s
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