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Henry Grace, Acting Vice Consul, describes the Argan tree, its cultivation, and the process of extracting oil from its nuts, noting its nutritional value and potential as fertilizer.
I have heard it remarked that the nut passes through the stomach of the animal, but this is only a casualty, …
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Personwomen and children
Personcamels and mules
Personmilch cows or goats
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 43, 26 May 1854.
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