Seeds That Feed
The Medicinal Properties of Wild Cherry Tree Seeds
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If you’ve ever had the chance to wander through a Mexican market and grab a handful of roasted, salted capulín seeds, you were unknowingly eating one of the more nutritionally interesting snacks around. Prunus serotina, the black cherry tree, has been part of Mexican food and folk medicine since colonial times, bu…
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