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Kola nut

The kola nut is the seed of certain species of plant of the genus Cola, placed formerly in the cocoa family Sterculiaceae, and now usually subsumed in the mallow family Malvaceae (as subfamily Sterculioideae). These species are trees native to the tropical rainforests of Africa. Their caffeine-containing seeds are used as flavoring ingredients in various…

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Kola nut

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related to history · 28
Kola nut → African, Africans, Asante Empire, Bornu, Chevalier Des Marchais, Coca-Cola, Congo, Democratic Republic, French, Ghana, Human, Islam, Kano, Kola, Liberia, Mediterranean, Niger, Nigeria, North Africa, Pepsi-Cola
related to In culture · 14
Kola nut → Alice Walker, Chinua Achebe's, Chris Abani's, GraceLand, He, Igbo, It, Nigeria, One, The, The Color Purple, Things Fall Apart, Used, Yoruba
related to Uses · 8
Kola nut → Brazilians, In, It, Laborers, The, Throughout, West African, West Indies
related to Cultivation · 7
Kola nut → It, Originally, Regular, Some, Though, Usually, When
related to Cola recipe · 5
Kola nut → Although, Coca-Cola, Georgia, In, John Pemberton
related to Description · 5
Kola nut → About, Cola, Inside, Kola, The
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Kola nut → nut of evergreen trees of the genus Cola, seed of certain species of plant of the genus Cola
related to Production · 2
Kola nut → In, Nigeria
related to Chemistry · 1
Kola nut → Preliminary

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kola nut nuts cola caffeine west also used africa nigeria coca-cola plant seeds use species culture trees tree water plants

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Kola nutis aseed of certain species of plant of the genus Cola0.90text
Kola nutis anut of evergreen trees of the genus Cola0.90text
Coca-Colainstance ofalthough kola nut extract is no longer claimed on the labels of major commercial cola drinks0.80text
Kano of the Sokoto Caliphate where their primary consumers were aristocratsinstance ofbeing imported from the Asante Empire by large caravans heading to further inland markets0.80text
scholarsinstance ofbeing imported from the Asante Empire by large caravans heading to further inland markets0.80text
Kola nutrelated to ChemistryPreliminary0.60section
Kola nutrelated to Cola recipeIn0.60section
Kola nutrelated to Cola recipeGeorgia0.60section
Kola nutrelated to Cola recipeJohn Pemberton0.60section
Kola nutrelated to Cola recipeCoca-Cola0.60section
Kola nutrelated to Cola recipeAlthough0.60section
Kola nutrelated to CultivationOriginally0.60section

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