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(Mallow, Common (Malva neglecta) - 02) According to the literature, common
mallow flowers, leaves and young shoots are edible, either raw or cooked, but
there is a caution not to eat them from nitrogen rich or fertilized soil,
particularly when these sources are inorganic, as the plant tends to concentrate
the nitrogen in the leaves. The leaves have a mild flavor and are very
nutritious, which is most likely one of the reason why this wildflower was
imported to the USA by European settlers.
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