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Endangered species include: Animals such as elephants, rhinos, whales, turtles, coral and many reptiles Plants such as orchids, cacti and mahogany and ramin trees Items to avoid (where international trade is prohibited) Elephant ivory (including carvings and jewellery) Traditional medicine containing endangered species Sea turtle shells Products made from big cats (such as jaguars, leopards and tigers) Shahtoosh (type of shawl woven from the hair of the Tibetan antelope) Bushmeat Banned goods Regardless of what country you are travelling from there are certain goods that you are not allowed to bring into the UK

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Main Tobacco Role: filler Main Tobacco Role: blending Typical Use: cigarette Typical Use: pipe Typical Use: cigar Curing Method: air Tobacco Type: Maryland Number of Leaves: 16-20 Suckering Tendency: High Origin: Maryland Bloom Color: Pink Plant Size (Height): 72 Days to Maturity: 55 Lifespan: Annual Sun Requirements: Full Sun Best sowing Method: Start Indoors Disease Resistances: Black Shank Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated Main Tobacco Role: blending Typical Use: cigarette Typical Use: pipe Typical Use: cigar Curing Method: air Tobacco Type: Maryland Number of Leaves: 16-20 Suckering Tendency: High Origin: Maryland Bloom Color: Pink Plant Size (Height): 72 Days to Maturity: 55 Lifespan: Annual Sun Requirements: Full Sun Best sowing Method: Start Indoors Disease Resistances: Black Shank Genetic Classification: Open Pollinated Tobacco plants are very interesting, ornamental, and have many uses apart from consumption

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