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Juglans regia
(redirected from Persian walnut)

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Juglans regia,
n See walnut.
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The Romans soon established the Persian walnut trees throughout most of Europe and much of North Africa, that have most popularly become known today as the English walnut trees.
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Underneath, the pit was filled with thick and sticky layer of excrements, containing abundant branches, wood chips, fire-sticks, textile remains, animal and fish bones, cherry and plum stones, shells of Persian walnuts, fragments of wooden vessels, potsherds, fragments of window glass and other finds.
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Some of the Ayurvedic plants used in the formula include neem, peelu, Indian licorice, pomegranate, jujube, Persian walnut, Asian holly oak, sappan wood, sarsaparilla and bishops weed.
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