The Origin of the Russian Thistle in America
Fragmented excerpt notes a 19th century or early 20th century origin tale for the Russian thistle. It mentions travelers, a Canada route, and a professor Boni linked to Rome antiquities and Forum excavations proposing a curious origin narrative for the weed imported via shipments.
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