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Cumin

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Cumin is a seed spice of an annual small herb of the parsley family. The plants require a mild, equable climate and a fairly long growing season of three or four months. The crop is ready for harvest when the plants begin to wither.
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Botanical Name - Cuminum cyminum
Family - Lauraceae
Part Used - Fruit
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Origin Levant (Eastern Meditteranean)

Family Apiaceae

Binomial name Cuminum cyminum
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