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Dictionary » S » Sunflower Sunflowersunflower Any plant of the genus helianthus; so called probably from the form and colour of its flower, which is large disk with yellow rays. The commonly cultivated sunflower is Helianthus annuus, a native of America. ![]()
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Results from our forumConnection between opioid receptors and fatty acid receptors... pleasant warm buzz through my body and mind that makes me happy i ate it. As extra experiment during the day i wrote this i drank about 1 gram of sunflower oil. I drank i slowly and cautiously but within seconds i got intense and pleasant calm. Contact with tongue seemed enough to start this feeling ...
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Diet Of Laying Birds... wouldn't want to use bonemeal because it carries mad cow disease, and other prions, and shouldn't go into our food chain. My meal is mostly Wheat sunflower seed chalk and soya with some ash and lots of trace elements. Also an appetite enhancer whatever that is!
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PLEASE IDENTIFY THIS PLANTthat looks interestingly! Are these two different flowers in inflorescence (like in sunflower) or are they all the same?
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Theories - Origin of Life... smells hard to track and places a premium on eyesight. Food is generally identified visually and is very inflexible. Once a bird starts eating sunflower seeds it's difficult to get them to even try a food with a different appearence. Even ground sunflower seeds.
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