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Black Anise #8638292
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This may be a dumb question, but I'll ask anyway. What exactly is "black anise"?

When I research anise-based lures, I see "black anise" mentioned quite a bit in both liquid lures and paste/smear lures. I've only been exposed to chinese star anise. Can someone explain the significance?


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Re: Black Anise [Re: PineTrapper] #8638355
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Black anise (aniseed) is a plant of the carrot family, and star anise is a tropical plant related to magnolia vines.
They are unrelated. Both produce anethole, the main volatile compound that gives them their licorice smell.

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