Re: Brazil Nuts (was: Need help in what formulation of the Vitamin B's to use

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Alobar,

I always avoid mentioning Wikipedia because of your usual response. However, in

a previous message (#38261) I presented evidence from websites other than

wikipedia that Brazil nut trees grow in the western Amazonian rain forest in an

area that covers portions of Brazil, Bolivia and Peru - and that all Brazil nuts

are natural as efforts to cultivate Brazil nuts in plantations have never been

successful.

So far you have provided no research to the contrary.

Dee

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> > Brazil nut trees produce fruit almost exclusively in pristine forests, as

> > disturbed forests lack the large-body bees of the genera Bombus, Centris,

> > Epicharis, Eulaema, and Xylocopa which are the only ones capable of

> > pollinating the tree's flowers.[2][3] Brazil nuts have been harvested from

> > plantations but production is low and it is currently not economically

> > viable.[4][5][6]

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