text_original: Of those vegetable products adapted for food, the chief article obtained was the nutritive seed yielded by the edible pine (_Pinus Gerardiana_). The cones of this valuable tree were as large as artichokes; each yielding several seeds of the size and appearance of pistachio nuts. The wild cockscomb (_Amaranthus Cruentus_) also furnished a portion of their supply.
text_transcription: OF THOSE VEGETABLE PRODUCTS ADAPTED FOR FOOD THE CHIEF ARTICLE OBTAINED WAS THE NUTRITIVE SEAT YIELDED BY THE EDIBLE PINE PINUS GARARDIANA THE COMBS OF THIS VALUABLE TREE WERE AS LARGE AS ARTICHOKES EACH YIELDING SEVERAL SEEDS OF THE SIZE AND APPEARANCE OF PISTACCHIO NUTS THE WILD CAX'M AMARANTUS CURRENTUS ALSO FURNISHED A PORTION OF THEIR SUPPLY
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