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Jujube

Historical reference: Do not rely on this information. It is very old. About this collection

Jujube, a name now applied to a confection of gum and sugar, sold in small cubes as lozenges, in imitation of those formerly made for pectoral complaints with a decoction of the fruits of Zizyphus vulgaris and Z. jujuba, tropical and sub-tropical trees belonging to the buckthorn family. These fruits are still used as dessert.

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