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= Rylee =

__Assignment #1: The Luther Family Tree__
Roy Luther- Father of the family, takes care of the family until he dies Mary Call- Takes care of the family after Roy Luther dies, Second oldest child Cosby Luther- Dead mother, was a wildcrafter Romey Luther- Ten years old, only boy in the family Devola Luther- Queer in the head, oldest Luther child, eighteen years old, watches Ima Dean Ima Dean Luther- five years old, youngest Luther child,

__Assignment #2: Original P____oetry__
Devola my love

 Devola my love,  you have wonderful voice,like a mocking bird in the spring.  Devola my love,  your hair shines like the golden sun in the early morning  -Kiser **__Queen Anne's Lace__** **__White and wispy__** **__Flowing, soaring, floating__** **__A simple breeze harmonizes__** **__Wild Carrot__**

__Assignment #3: My Little Bookr of Life Lessons__
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__Assignment #4: Wildcrafting Essay__
Wildcrafting Wildcrafting is the harvest of medicinal herbs to make medicine in the realistic novel //Where the Lilllies Bloom// by Vera and Bill Cleaver. For Instance, the Luther family harvests Goldenseal, //Hydrastis Canadensis//, to make money to stay alive. Goldenseal is used to kill bacteria that may cause a disease. Goldenseal can be found in the south east and in rich wet wet woods. Goldenseal has only one small white flower per stem. Goldenseal has one cluster of two berries to every branch.Goldenseal has been used to mask illegal drugs during urine tests. The Luther's were planning on picking Red Clover, //Trifolium Pratense//, when spring comes to the country. Red Clover is used to soothe sore throats, coughs, and asthma. Red Clover can be found in fields, gardens, and through out the United States. Red Clover has irregular, pink and purple flowers. Red Clover’s leaves have a white “V” on them. In the past people thought that Red Clover could protect them from evil spirits and witchcraft. Even though wildcrafting is not as popular as it was back then, it was important to the Luther's because they needed it to survive by themselves.


 * "Goldenseal." 2bnthewild.com. 2bnthewild.com, 2009. Web. 28 Feb 2012. **


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 * “goldenseal." Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online School Edition. **


 * Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 2012. Web. 28 Feb. 2012. **


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 * Magic and Medicines of Plants. New York: Readers Digest Association, 1986. 281. Print. **


 * "Red Clover." 2bnthewild.com. 2bnthewild.com, 2002. Web. 28 Feb 2012. **

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