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    This document discusses horticultural classification. It describes edible crops including fruits that are tropical, subtropical, and temperate, as well as vegetables that are cool or warm season. Ornamental crops discussed include flower, foliage, shrub and tree plants for indoor and outdoor use. Miscellaneous horticultural crops include various drugs extracted from plants such as cocaine, opium, codeine, marijuana, taxol, digitalis, caffeine, St. John's Wort, ginkgo, echinacea, and ginseng.

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    This document discusses horticultural classification. It describes edible crops including fruits that are tropical, subtropical, and temperate, as well as vegetables that are cool or warm season. Ornamental crops discussed include flower, foliage, shrub and tree plants for indoor and outdoor use. Miscellaneous horticultural crops include various drugs extracted from plants such as cocaine, opium, codeine, marijuana, taxol, digitalis, caffeine, St. John's Wort, ginkgo, echinacea, and ginseng.

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    Horticultural Classification: Edible Crops

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    This document discusses horticultural classification. It describes edible crops including fruits that are tropical, subtropical, and temperate, as well as vegetables that are cool or warm season. Ornamental crops discussed include flower, foliage, shrub and tree plants for indoor and outdoor use. Miscellaneous horticultural crops include various drugs extracted from plants such as cocaine, opium, codeine, marijuana, taxol, digitalis, caffeine, St. John's Wort, ginkgo, echinacea, and ginseng.

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    HorticulturalClassification

    Edible crops
    Fruits
    Tropical
    Tree fruits
    Small fruits
    Subtropical
    Tree fruits
    Small fruits
    Temperate
    Tree fruits
    Small fruits

    HorticulturalClassification
    Edible crops
    Vegetables
    Cool - season
    Warm - season

    Whatfruitcropsarenativeto
    NorthAmerica??

    HorticulturalClassification
    Ornamental crops
    Flower and foliage plants
    Indoor use
    Outside use
    Shrubs and Trees

    HorticulturalClassification
    Miscellaneous horticultural crops
    Drugs
    Cocaine = from coca leaves (anesthetic) ( Erythroxylon coca)
    Opium = from latex in poppies (pain-killer) ( Papaver somniferum)
    Codeine & morphine = extracted from opium (pain-killer)
    Marijuana/Hemp = stems, leaves & flowers ( Cannabis sativa)
    Taxol = anti-cancer drug from yew trees/shrubs
    Digitalis = heart medication from foxglove ( Digitalis purpurea)

    Cocainehttp://cocaine.org/

    Cocaine

    Cocaine

    Cocaine

    Cocaine

    Cocaine

    Opium

    http://www.poppies.org/

    Hemp

    http://www.hemp.net/

    Hempclothing

    Hempclothing

    Hempclothing

    Hempclothing

    Taxol

    Digitalis

    HorticulturalClassification
    Miscellaneous horticultural crops
    Drugs
    Caffeine = from coffee beans = seeds (Coffea arabica)
    St. Johns Wort = anti-depressant (Hypericum
    kalmianum)
    Ginkgo = memory enhancer (Ginkgo biloba)
    Echinacea = reduced symptoms of the common cold
    (Echinacea purpurea = coneflower)
    Ginseng = stimulant, multi-purpose (Panax ginseng =
    Korean
    and Panax quinquefolius = American)

    Coffee

    St.JohnsWort
    http://www.hypericum.com/

    0.3% hypericin

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