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1) Barley Barley was fed largely to horses and oxen, so it's importance has declined. 2) Broom 'The desert broom' blooming in the desert. Cf 1 Kings 19:4. 3) Broom A Broom-rape (Cynomorium cocineum) lives parasitically on the broom shrub and gives it handsome yellow flowers. Elijah sat under s broom bush when he ran from Queen Jezebel in 1Kings 19:4-5. 4) Vine of Sodom This bush is called the 'Vine of Sodom' (see Deut.32:32) because the fruit looks lush but it has no flesh to eat. The bush is found on the shores of the Dead Sea. 5) Acantholimon Bushes of acantholimon on Mount Hermon. 6) Carob Pod of the carob tree, as eaten by pigs in the parable of the prodigal son.

Barley

Barley was fed largely to horses and oxen, so it's importance has declined.

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Broom

'The desert broom' blooming in the desert. Cf 1 Kings 19:4.

Broom

A Broom-rape (Cynomorium cocineum) lives parasitically on the broom shrub and gives it handsome yellow flowers. Elijah sat under s broom bush when he ran from Queen Jezebel in 1Kings 19:4-5.

Vine of Sodom

This bush is called the 'Vine of Sodom' (see Deut.32:32) because the fruit looks lush but it has no flesh to eat. The bush is found on the shores of the Dead Sea.

Acantholimon

Bushes of acantholimon on Mount Hermon.

Carob

Pod of the carob tree, as eaten by pigs in the parable of the prodigal son.

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	1) Barley Barley was fed largely to horses and oxen, so it's importance has declined. 2) Broom 'The desert broom' blooming in the desert. Cf 1 Kings 19:4. 3) Broom A Broom-rape (Cynomorium cocineum) lives parasitically on the broom shrub and gives it handsome yellow flowers. Elijah sat under s broom bush when he ran from Queen Jezebel in 1Kings 19:4-5. 4) Vine of Sodom This bush is called the 'Vine of Sodom' (see Deut.32:32) because the fruit looks lush but it has no flesh to eat. The bush is found on the shores of the Dead Sea. 5) Acantholimon Bushes of acantholimon on Mount Hermon. 6) Carob Pod of the carob tree, as eaten by pigs in the parable of the prodigal son.