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ANISE | DISEASES AND PESTS, DESCRIPTION, USES, PROPAGATION
Nov 2, 2018 Anise is an annual herbaceous plant in the Umbelliferae family that is primarily grown for its fruits, which are used as a spice. The plant has alternately arranged leaves and a …
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