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These books are a excellent reference source for those who need to understand spices. Contents: -PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION -PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION – PART 1-MORPHOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY – INTRODUCTION – Rhizomes, Barks, Floral Parts, Buds, Fruits, and Seeds – I. ALLSPICE -II. CAPSICUMS -III. CARDAMOM -IV. CINNAMON -V. CASSIA -VI. CASSIA BUDS -VII. CLOVE -VIII. GINGER -IX. MACE -X. NUTMEG -XI. PEPPER -XII. SAFFRON -XIII. MEXICAN OR AMERICAN SAFFRON -XIV. STAR ANISE -XV. TURMERIC – Miscellaneous Seeds – XVI. FENUGREEK -XVII. MUSTARD, WHITE -XVIII. MUSTARD, BLACK -XIX. POPPY -XX. SESAME – Umbelliferae – GENERAL -XXI. ANISE -XXII. CARAWAY -XXIII. CELERY -XXIV. CORIANDER -XXV. CUMIN -XXVI. DILL -XXVII. FENNEL – Labiatae (Aromatic Leaves, Herbs) – XXVIII. MARJORAM, SWEET -XXIX. ORIGANUM -XXX. PEPPERMINT -XXXI. SPEARMINT -XXXII. ROSEMARY -XXXIII. SAGE -XXXIV. SAVORY -XXXV. SWEET BASIL -XXXVI. THYME – Miscellaneous Aromatic Leaves – XXXVII. LAUREL LEAVES (BAY LEAVES) -XXXVIII. PARSLEY -XXXIX. CHERVIL -XL. TARRAGON – Bulbs – XLI. GARLIC -XLII. ONION – PART 2-CHEMICAL COMPOSITION – INTRODUCTION -XLIII. THE SPICES -XLIV. pH DETERMINANT IONS – PART 3-PHOTOMICROGRAPHS OF THE SPICES – BIBLIOGRAPHY -GLOSSARY -INDEX –
