Re: Little Yellow Flowered Crops

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From: Jeff Makey
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 1994 18:17

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In article <bcioakCsLnq0.M8M@netcom.com>,
John Peterson <bcioak@netcom.com> wrote:
>Ed Greenberg (edg@netcom.com) wrote:
>
>: Anybody know what this might be?  Saffron?  Mustard?  
>
>Right the first time.  Don't try to walk through the stuff tho, you'll 
>rip your legs apart.

Sorry! Can't be saffron. Saffron (the yellow/orange herb) is the stamen
of the croucus flower. So if the crop was saffron, the plant would be
croucus'.  I agree with other post that said safflower.

Laura (not Jeff)

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