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		<title>High school student hybridizes her own indigo woad</title>
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<p>British Columbia student Sarah Dalziel, who regularly wins medals in Canadian science fairs, is working on hybridizing the <a href="https://www.fiberarts.ca/woad.html">woad</a> plant for maximum yield in harsh climates. Woad, which as you probably know was used by Boadicea to paint herself blue in early Celtic times, is an important source of indigo dye.</p>
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