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					<description><![CDATA[There in Misali, I was discovering my own circular route, from childhood familiarity with&#160;Aloe vera&#160;in America, to the splendid diversity found in Africa, and eventually… back home again. RICHO CECH The popular story goes that long ago, somewhere in North Africa,&#160;grew a smallish yet handsome, robust and edible aloe, plump of leaf and yellow of flower.&#160; This unique plant was taken from a wild stand which has since been extirpated, leaving no parent population to be found.&#160; In the process of domestication, the plant lost its ability to reproduce from seeds, and is thus currently propagated by pups (lateral offshoots)... ]]></description>
		
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