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• Peanuts
  '''Peanuts''' is a popular, multiple award-winning [[comic strip]] by [[Charles Schulz One of Peanuts’s distinguishing features, especially in its early years, and perhaps a r
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• Peanuts/Approval
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• Peanuts/Definition
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• Peanuts/Related Articles
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• Aspergillus niger/Definition
  ...ed black mold on certain fruits and vegetables such as grapes, onions, and peanuts, and is a common contaminant of food.
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• Peanuts
  '''Peanuts''' is a popular, multiple award-winning [[comic strip]] by [[Charles Schulz One of Peanuts’s distinguishing features, especially in its early years, and perhaps a r
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• Doghouse/Related Articles
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• Peanuts/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Peanuts]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Comics/Related Articles
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• Doghouse
  ...on]]s and [[comic]]s; [[Snoopy]]’s doghouse, for example, is featured in [[Peanuts]].
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• Colorectal cancer/Related Articles
  {{r|Peanuts}}
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• Food hypersensitivity
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• Pollenizer
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• Ham (food)
  ...eed of hog from which the meat was taken, the type of feed such as acorns, peanuts, or corn on which it was raised, and the age at which it was slaughtered.
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• Taco
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• Aspergillus flavus
  ...e fungus can infect seeds as well as the nuts by penetrating the pods that peanuts grow in.<ref name=five>{{citation ...nsuccessful experiments conducted on yielding A. flavus resistant crops of peanuts and corn. Currently research is being done to cultivate genes that are res
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• House Committee on Agriculture
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• Anti-cancer food
  These food items contain a variety of anti-cancer phytochemicals. Peanuts contain the super antioxidant [[resveratrol]], which is the basis of health
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• Ugandan cuisine
  * Groundnut - peanuts are a vital staple and groundnut sauce is probably the most commonly eaten
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• Whole Earth Center (Princeton, NJ)
  ...an prepared foods. There is a peanut-butter-maker, where you put in fresh peanuts and they are immediately crushed into fresh peanut butter. There are speci
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• Runnymede Theatre
  ...r, shoppers can buy movie theatre treats, including cotton candy and jumbo peanuts in the shell. {{'}}It’s part of the ambiance. We are trying to keep the f
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• Aspergillus niger
  ...ce of black mold of the onions. This filamentous fungus causes diseases in peanuts and in grapes as well. Image:A. niger peanuts.gif|Mold on peanuts
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• History of food/Bibliography
  ...Goober Pea.'' U. of Illinois Press, 2002. 234 pp. [http://www.amazon.com/Peanuts-Illustrious-History-Goober-Food/dp/0252073282/ref=sr_1_1/103-4827826-546304
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• Pseudomonas putida
  ...idental spills. Other strains can convert styrene, better known as packing peanuts, which do not degrade naturally, into the biodegradable plastic polyhydroxy
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