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Sarsaparilla, or Aralia nudicaulis, is an edible berry- and flower-producing plant that grows native across Canada and the northeastern United States. Sarsaparilla roots have been used in the production of root beer.
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Wellesley: Wild Sarsaparilla
Raintree Nutrition: Tropical Plant Database
House Greydragon: Brewing Root Beer
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