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amendoim A North American vine with fragrant blossoms and edible tubers; important food crop of Native Americans.
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They ate quite well that evening, groundnut, rice flakes, and wild meat.
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I remembered the groundnut chicken and rice in the microwave.
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The African bambara groundnut resembles the peanut in being borne underground and containing oil, but it isn't nearly as rich as the peanut.
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Of late we have made our own chocolate using the groundnut mill, and you can also make gin and soap from the cocoa pod.
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During the last week, rains increased in intensity over areas growing soybean, groundnut and cotton while they eased in the northwest and the northeast regions.
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We're not doing a thing worse than sucking 'hunters' rock leek' or roasting Indian potatoes or fishing for trout with cactus spines.
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"Digging Indian potatoes"-( aspeciesof artichoke.)
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The potato bean is one of those species.
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Apios tuberosa (Tribe 8).-Theleaflets sink vertically down at night.
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The wild bean is found in all parts of the valleys where the land is moist and rich.
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There is a wild bean in this country, the blossom of which has a delicious perfume of violets.
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Among these is a wild bean which equals in flavor any domestic bean that I have ever tasted.
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Among these are-1st ,themendo, or wild sweet potato; 2nd, the tip-sin-ah ,orwild prairie turnip; 3rd, the omen-e-chah, or wild bean.
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Wild beans were in flower.
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Wild beans and such.
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The Express convenience store, with its bright-lit Wild Bean Café counter, rarely has more than five clients inside at a time.