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southern cane

American  

noun

  1. cane5


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Along the little stream that threaded its way down the middle with zigzag indecision, grew the southern cane from 6 to 15 feet high; the mass a hundred yards broad in places, and at others narrowing down to fords.

From Project Gutenberg

The growers, both Southern cane farmers and Midwestern beet growers, outfoxed not only congressional reformers but also a high-powered coalition of sugar and sweetener users such as Coca-Cola and Hershey Foods.

From Time Magazine Archive

It is not, however, so sweet or juicy as the Southern cane.

From Project Gutenberg

A wall of gigantic Southern cane hid the boundary fence, and above it the night-black pines of the forest towered, their breezy monotone answering the roar of the hundred stamps below the hill.

From Project Gutenberg