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Cuisinart for Cleaning Elderberry ( Sambucus Spp. L. [Caprifoliaceae]) Seeds

Michelle Truscott

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Abstract

The common food processor is an effective tool for cleaning elderberry (Sambucus spp. L. [Caprifoliaceae]) seeds. Seeds cleaned with this device can be stored in the refrigerator for years without developing mold.

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The common food processor is an effective tool for cleaning elderberry (Sambucus spp. L. [Caprifoliaceae]) seeds. Seeds cleaned with this device can be stored in the refrigerator for years without developing mold.

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The common food processor is an effective tool for cleaning elderberry (Sambucus spp. L. [Caprifoliaceae]) seeds. Seeds cleaned with this device can be stored in the refrigerator for years without developing mold.

Key concepts: Caprifoliaceae, Sambucus nigra, Botany, Traditional medicine, Biology, Medicine, Biochemistry, Lectin

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