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The project, part of the broader mission of the Cherokee Seed Bank, focuses on revitalizing indigenous wordle 2 plant varieties and strengthening Cherokee cultural heritage through agriculture

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  1. The Color of Food: 4-1 Cherokee Seed Bank. Kevin Welsh and Sarah McClellan, Center for Cherokee Plants