Growing firepods in the Coastal Plains of North Carolina...
References
While it does not seem to be common practice on the Web, I believe that citing one's references is appropriate and necessary when collecting information from disparate
sources. Listing citations provides two benefits: it 'gives credit where credit is due', which is a cornerstone of intellectual property rights, and it allows the Readers
to judge and/or verify the veracity of the information for themselves.
This page provides a list of the major references used in constructing this site, and is linked to throughout the site where footnotes are needed to clarify the source of a given bit of information. Minor references are
typically noted directly in the text.
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11: DeWitt, Dave and Paul W. Bosland. The Pepper Garden. Ten Speed Press. 1993.
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