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The cut flowers that people purchase every day as tokens of affection and gratitude have more often than not traveled a long road to reach the consumer. Cut flowers are widely used in birthdays, weddings, and funerals, and given the frequency of these occasions it's not surprising that behind the fragrant, gloriously colored petals and pruned stems is a vibrant agricultural industry reaping US$30 billion in global profits every year. Cultivated tulips, popular as garden and cut flowers and as potted plants, are chiefly varieties of |
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