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The Sassafras tree is a source of food and provides medicinal benefit as well.
My woods are full of these trees but I've never seen these flowers.
O.W.
My woods are full of these trees but I've never seen these flowers.
O.W.
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And if you eat too much of it.. you get the squirts... my grandma told me the indians used to chew on it... next thing I know.... MUD!!!!!!!!!! -
Large quantities will inhibit important liver enzymes and has been proven to cause cancer in lab rats. So make sure if you use it you do so in moderation.Comment
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It is the main flavor for Root Beer, but now they use artificial Sassafras flavoring. I guess it's for good reason!“Efficiency is intelligent laziness.”Comment
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Hasn't been in about 40 plus years. But yes it was the main ingredient in root beer.Originally posted by Oatmealer View PostComment
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[QUOTE=Oscar Wilde;38457My woods are full of these trees but I've never seen these flowers.[/QUOTE]
Same here. At least I've never noticed. We have hundreds of these trees from a few inches tall to over 20' tall all over our woods.Comment
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