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How big are kudzu seeds?

dchall_san_antonio

17 years ago

Are they big enough to grind into a powder? -or are they already powder sized?

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jean001
17 years ago
A google.com search located this page:
http://rnrstreamer.lsu.edu/ecosystems/webtour/species/kudzu/kudzu.htm

Scroll down the photos to see the one with a seed posed on a ruler. About 3.5 mm.

Here is a link that might be useful: kudzu pictures
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