Sugar Cane and Versatile Plants Folklore
The article describes sugar cane origins from India to the New World and Europe, its cultivation in Cuba and the South, harvest processes, and alternative sugar sources. It also recounts the legend of forget me nots, folklore around Napoleon and Marie, and notes on flowers and other plants used for sugar.
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China
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Danube
Napoleon
Marie
Rhine
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Paradise
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Thorong
Wincy Helmes
Strawtion
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