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          Herbs and Plants names in Yoruba and other languages. 

There are many traditions lost to civilization. So, in this light, many of our plants and herbs' names that 

we have in our backyard, are lost to the English language, what more, botanical's.

It's now becoming a common knowledge that all these herbs, plants and spices that we'd so much ignored 

and underrated, are so crucial and important to our good and healthy living. So, if you are like me  read more...


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Yoruba names for plants and herbs

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