Young, unfurling basswood leaves can be used as a salad green. The tips of young shoots and inner bark can be chewed raw or cooked, perhaps used to make a broth. The cambien layer tastes sweet and something like cucumber. Basswood's tiny nut is edible and tastes something like a sunflower seed.
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