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American ginseng is found primarily in the deciduous forests of the Ozark mountains of northern Arkansas and throughout the Appalachian mountains. Starting in the 18th century, the value of the wild plant became widely known and "sang hunters" sold the ginseng to Eastern traders, who often paid very high prices for particularly old wild roots. Unfortunately, sang hunting has lead to the overharvesting of the wild plant and it has been listed as an endangered species in some states.
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