File:Cola acuminata - African kola nut seeds, with twigs.jpg
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English: Two useful products of the Cola acuminata tree: 'kola' nuts, and also woody twigs sold bundled as shown, used as 'African' toothbrushes (one of many types of sticks used for this purpose.) The bitter kola nut is chewed for its high caffeine content. |
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| Author | T.K. Naliaka |
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