Ash in Cannabis

 




1922, Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Volume 10, Pg. 695 E.L. Newcomb, C.E. Smyithe, E.R. Hodel (cannabis) Cannabis grown in America in Minnesota....
It also mentions wild plants crossing with the plants growing because they are so abundant.

Ash Yield of Cannabis What does Ash mean some sections of the article....



























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