Notes On Useful Plants of Mexico
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The fruits of Zizyphus mexicana, according to Dr. Palmer, are highly prized for washing woolen goods. He found them used in the State of Colima, where they are seen for sale in the markets.
MALVACEAE.
Gossypium sp.
Dr. Palmer states that much cotton-seed oil is used in soap making in the States of Durango and Coahuila. He does not know which si)e- cies of Gossypium furnishes the seed, but it is j)robably G. herhaceum.
236 PEDALIACEAE.
Sesamum indicum L. Ajonjoli.
Sesamum indicum is cultivated a...t Acai)ulco and other places in Mex- ico. The seeds are very oily aud are used iu many ways in cooking, candies, etc. According to Dr. Palmer the oil is used in making soap.
In Mexico this i)lant grows to the height of 0.9 to 1.2 meters (3 to 4 feet).
CUCURBITACEAE.
Cayaponia dubia (Hook. & Aru. ) Rose.
Cayaponia duhia is a vine common on the west coast of Mexico. The vine, with the ripened or half-ripened fruit, is gathered and sold in the markets at Rosario and elsewhere. It is said to be used in the place of soaj).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fruits of Zizyphus mexicana, according to Dr. Palmer, are highly prized for washing woolen goods. He found them used in the State of Colima, where they are seen for sale in the markets.
MALVACEAE.
Gossypium sp.
Dr. Palmer states that much cotton-seed oil is used in soap making in the States of Durango and Coahuila. He does not know which si)e- cies of Gossypium furnishes the seed, but it is j)robably G. herhaceum.
236 PEDALIACEAE.
Sesamum indicum L. Ajonjoli.
Sesamum indicum is cultivated a...t Acai)ulco and other places in Mex- ico. The seeds are very oily aud are used iu many ways in cooking, candies, etc. According to Dr. Palmer the oil is used in making soap.
In Mexico this i)lant grows to the height of 0.9 to 1.2 meters (3 to 4 feet).
CUCURBITACEAE.
Cayaponia dubia (Hook. & Aru. ) Rose.
Cayaponia duhia is a vine common on the west coast of Mexico. The vine, with the ripened or half-ripened fruit, is gathered and sold in the markets at Rosario and elsewhere. It is said to be used in the place of soaj).
What to read after Notes On Useful Plants of Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose, Joseph Nelson, 1862- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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