Which statement best describes the economic importance of spices?
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Correct answer: They are plant products valued for flavor, aroma, preservation, and trade
Spices are economically important plant products used for flavor, aroma, color, preservation, and traditional medicine. Many spices have been major commodities in international trade.
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