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Thursday, April 29, 2004
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The small stubby three-toothed leaves of this rather unattractive shrub are much beloved of mule deer, elk, and antelope; rodents and ants treasure the seeds, which humans find extremely bitter. The bark is shaggy. Some sources claim First Peoples have used both seeds and bark to make a medicinal tea, but I have yet to learn what ailments it might remedy.
2:21:21 PM 
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