30-03-2016, 12:19 PM
Since I view each character a word, then the variety labels I explain the following factors.
a. other than those listed you have a lot of clarifying elements of plants (pistil, stamen, pollen, pedicel, perianth ....) and juices from them. Extends the quantity of labels and the "o" and "a", the upper and the lower part of these elements.
Gallows K, T (indicating the size, quantity), and F, P describes (shape). The symbol "S" indicates the direction (the state). "oiS" - juice twisted upper leaves.
b. Some tags are themselves mixtures of juices "oram", "aram". Create a new combinations.
c. Juices may be filtered and with the pulp (at the end with "y")
d. tag can for example denote: dew from the leaves, collected during the full moon, or early in the morning.
That that in the "pharma" does not have many labels I explain by the fact that there is no necessity of preliminary processing of plant for these recipes (completely used).
a. other than those listed you have a lot of clarifying elements of plants (pistil, stamen, pollen, pedicel, perianth ....) and juices from them. Extends the quantity of labels and the "o" and "a", the upper and the lower part of these elements.
Gallows K, T (indicating the size, quantity), and F, P describes (shape). The symbol "S" indicates the direction (the state). "oiS" - juice twisted upper leaves.
b. Some tags are themselves mixtures of juices "oram", "aram". Create a new combinations.
c. Juices may be filtered and with the pulp (at the end with "y")
d. tag can for example denote: dew from the leaves, collected during the full moon, or early in the morning.
That that in the "pharma" does not have many labels I explain by the fact that there is no necessity of preliminary processing of plant for these recipes (completely used).