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Name: Hidden stories in plants
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Author: Anne Pellowski

📘 Hidden stories in plants by Anne Pellowski

Presents myths, legends, tales, and folklore about plants and describes how to use plants to make ornaments, toys, disguises, dolls, and musical instruments.

First publish date: 1990

Authors: Anne Pellowski

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