Mystery Plant with Corky Bark and Sharp Thorns
The article describes a small deciduous tree with massive corky growths on the trunk and sharp prickles. Young twigs and leaf stalks are also very thorny, suggesting a plant that fits a harsher, non climbing group in a lighthearted classification.
Mystery plant with citrus flavor linked to orange family
A coastal shrub found from Virginia to Florida and west to Texas and Arkansas, with pinnate leaves and yellow green flowers producing green berries. Its inner bark and leaves contain aromatic compounds giving a citrusy, numbing taste, linking it to citrus. John Nelson of the A C Moore Herbarium notes free plant identifications.
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John Nelson
A.C. Moore
University of South Carolina
Department of Biological Sciences
Herbarium.org
Joliet Landmark Commemorates Nation’s First Dairy Queen
Joliet Illinois marks the century old storefront of Sherri Nobles first Dairy Queen as a historic landmark The building once served a downtown hub near shops theatres and a casino Now apartments and a storefront church occupy the site A plaque planned this spring honors the ice cream origin of the international chain now with about 5700 locations.
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc
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