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| Description | Bromelia karatas fruits. Edible after removal of thin stinging hairs. Similarly to pineapple, eating too much may cause blisters. | ||
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JIM CONRAD'S NATURALIST NEWSLETTER. Written in the community of 28 de Junio and issued from a ciber 8 kms to the west in Pujiltic, Chiapas, MÉXICO. |
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| Author | Jim Conrad | ||
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| current | 09:29, 1 June 2008 | | 650 × 483 (27 KB) | Eug | == Summary == {{Information |Description=''Bromelia pinguin'' fruits. Edible after removal of thin stinging hairs. Similarly to pineapple, eating too much may cause blisters. |Source=JIM CONRAD'S NATURALIST NEWSLETTER. Written in the community of 28 de Ju |
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