Avocados


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Sprout, Seed, Sprout!
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Michael Bassey Johnson
Avocado must be a magical fruit. The name itself sounds like an invocation.
Michael Bassey Johnson, Song of a Nature Lover

Daniel Stone
In a biological sense, a fruit is the developed ovary of a plant (the vessel that holds the plant's eggs), and examining a fruit gives clues about its past struggles. Before humans, the red flesh of strawberries was a decoy for flyby nibbles from birds. Avocados appealed to elephant-like creatures called gomphotheres, which had intestines wide enough for the animals to swallow the fruit and excrete its hefty seed somewhere else. The day gomphotheres went extinct, thankfully no one told avocados. ...more
Daniel Stone, The Food Explorer: The True Adventures of the Globe-Trotting Botanist Who Transformed What America Eats

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