Caesalpinia Bonduc
A tropical plant, bearing the seeds known as nicker nuts, or bonduc nuts. These are often strung together for necklaces. The kernels have a very bitter taste, and the oil obtained from them is used me...
A tropical plant, bearing the seeds known as
nicker nuts, or bonduc nuts. These are often strung together for
necklaces. The kernels have a very bitter taste, and the oil
obtained from them is used medicinally.
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