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101 spices Sanskrit Spices are deeply integrated into Sanskrit culture for culinary, medicinal, and ritualistic roles. 1
102 spices Spacefaring countries Spices are being considered as potential crops for space agriculture in future space colonies by spacefaring countries. 1
103 spices Swahili culture Swahili culture uses a mix of spices including cinnamon, cloves, and cardamom in cooking. 1
104 spices Traditional Industries Spices are integral to traditional culinary traditions and are important for both traditional recipes and medicinal practices. 1
105 spices Traditional markets in Southeast Asia Traditional markets in Southeast Asia offer a wide variety of fresh and aromatic spices. 1
106 spices Uyghur region Uyghur cuisine is known for its use of aromatic and flavorful spices like cumin, cinnamon, and Sichuan peppercorns. 1
107 spices Uzbekistan Spices play a significant role in traditional Uzbek cuisine, enhancing the flavors of dishes like pilaf and kebabs. 1
108 spices Western science culture Spices are studied for their medicinal properties and chemical composition in Western science culture. 1
109 spices Yogic culture in India In Yogic culture in India, spices are abundantly used in cooking and believed to have medicinal and cleansing properties for the body. 1
110 spices biology Spices are used in biology to deter herbivores and attract beneficial insects in the plant world. 1
111 spices botanist Spices are derived from different parts of plants and are of interest to botanists. 1
112 spices chemical industry Spices are used as raw materials in the chemical industry for producing food additives and flavor enhancers. 1
113 spices historical contexts Spices have been valuable commodities traded along ancient trade routes in historical contexts. 1
114 spices historical maritime culture Spices were valuable commodities traded across historical maritime cultures. 1
115 spices land-dwelling societies Spices are widely used in land-dwelling societies for both flavor and preservation in cooking. 1
116 spices traditional events in India Spices are used in traditional Indian events to create complex and aromatic flavors in various combinations. 1