Carrot Patch

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      "Genetic and historical evidence indicates carrots were domesticated in Central Asia, around modern Iran and Afghanistan, roughly 1,100 years ago, from the wild Queen Anne's lace progenitor.",
      "Early domesticated carrots were purple or yellow, not orange; the familiar orange \"Long Orange\" and \"Horn\" cultivars originated in the 17th-century Netherlands through selective breeding.",
      "The plant naturally produces falcarinol, a compound that defends against fungal disease; though toxic to mice in lab tests, it has no toxic effect at normal human consumption."
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