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Abacá	Almond	Angelica
Apple	Arecaceae	Avocado
Banana	Barley	Basil
Bean	Beech	Beet
Black pepper	Borage	Botany
Cabbage	Cactus	Carrot
Celery	Cereal	Chestnut
Chives	Cicely	Citrus
Coconut	Coriander	Corylus avellana
Cotton	Cubeb	Cyclamen
Cylindropuntia imbricata	Cymbopogon	Dill
Drosera	Drosera anglica	Dysphania ambrosioides
Eleocharis dulcis	Elm	Fennel
Fern	Flower	Forest
Fraxinus	Galium odoratum	Garlic
Gynostemma pentaphyllum	Heracleum mantegazzianum	History of saffron
Holly	Horseradish	Illicium verum
Ivy	Kaffir lime	Lavandula
Lemon	Lettuce	Long pepper
Lovage	Maize	Mango
Melissa officinalis	Mentha	Mistletoe
Moringa oleifera	Moss	Mustard plant
Narcissus (plant)	Nepenthes rajah	Nigella
Oak	Oat	Oenothera
Oregano	Pandanus	Parsley
Parsnip	Pea	Peanut
Pear	Pine	Pitcher plant
Plum	Potato	Radish
Rhubarb	Rosemary	Rowan
Safflower	Saffron	Salvia officinalis
Seed	Sequoia sempervirens	Sesame
Sorghum	Sorrel	Stylidium
Sugar beet	Sugarcane	Sunflower
Tamarind	Tansy	Taraxacum
Tarragon	Tobacco	Trade and use of saffron
Tree	Turmeric	Vanilla
Vegetable	Vegetation	Vicia faba
Wasabi	Weed	Willow

Wikipedia for Schools is a selection taken from the original English-language Wikipedia by the child sponsorship charity SOS Children. It was created as a checked and child-friendly teaching resource for use in schools in the developing world and beyond.Sources and authors can be found at www.wikipedia.org. See also our Disclaimer.