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Tree grown from ancient mystery seed found in cave could be source of biblical balm


Claira

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Amazing,  i do hope it becomes mature.

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This is really great (and this is right up my alley because I've done a lot of reading on extinct plants). However, when I have Googled 'Tsori' or 'Tsori tree', I only get results about this seed that was cultivated. I would like to research 'Tsori' in old liturature or documentation from what is available to read online but not having much luck. 

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2 hours ago, Skulduggery said:

This is really great (and this is right up my alley because I've done a lot of reading on extinct plants). However, when I have Googled 'Tsori' or 'Tsori tree', I only get results about this seed that was cultivated. I would like to research 'Tsori' in old liturature or documentation from what is available to read online but not having much luck. 

I don't know that tsori has been well documented, aside from a few scattered references to it in biblical texts. There's also not much in the way of current information as researchers have yet to conclusively identify it.

I'll do some research on your behalf to see if it's mentioned in any Hebrew documents. In the meantime, you might want to look up Balm of Gilead if you haven't already done so.

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1 hour ago, Claira said:

I don't know that tsori has been well documented, aside from a few scattered references to it in biblical texts. There's also not much in the way of current information as researchers have yet to conclusively identify it.

I'll do some research on your behalf to see if it's mentioned in any Hebrew documents. In the meantime, you might want to look up Balm of Gilead if you haven't already done so.

That'll do it. Thanks.

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the big question... can you hoe it up and smoke it  :geek:

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Archeobotany is so cool.

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7 hours ago, Kleng said:

Archeobotany is so cool.

Combined with ethnobotany and reconstructing paleo-enviroments makes it even more fun. 

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