10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARRACACHA»
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arracacha in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Perennial Vegetables: From Artichokes to Zuiki Taro, A ...
Arracacia xanthorhiza • Arracacha Synonyms Apio • Aspects Clumping herb •
Edible roots • Edible leaves and stalks • Sun to part shade • Moist, well-drained
soil • General Overview, History, and Ecology: This root crop was described by
the ...
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Andean Roots and Tubers: Ahipa,
Arracacha, Maca and Yacon
Andean roots tubers at the crossroads; Ahipa: pachyhizus (Wedd.) Parodi; Arracacha: arracacha xanthirrhiza Bancroft; Maca: Lepidium meyenii Walp; Yacon: Smallanthus sconchifolius (Poepp. & Endl.).
Michael Hermann, Joachim Heller, 1997
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Biodiversity in Trust: Conservation and Use of Plant Genetic ...
in Spanish in South America besides arracacha are virraka, zamihoria blanca
and apio criollo; in Portuguese it is mandioquinha salsa, batata baroa, batata
aipo and aipo do Perri, among others; in English it is arracacha, white carrot,
Peruvian ...
Dominic Fuccillo, Linda Sears, Paul Stapleton, 2007
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Underexploited Tropical Plants with Promising Economic ...
ROOTS AND TUBERS ARRACACHA Native to the Andean highlands from
Venezuela to Bolivia, arracacha* is an herbaceous perennial that produces large
, thick, edible, carrot-shaped, starchy roots with a color suggesting parsnip.
Arracacha ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Panel on Underexploited Tropical Plants with Promising Economic Value, 1975
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Notes of a Potato Watcher
This temperate group includes arracacha, mauka, ahipa, yacon, and achira. Of
these, arracacha is the best known. In the survey discussed above, 97 percent of
consumers in Quito reported household arracacha use; for Guayaquil, the figure
...
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Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-Known Plants of the Andes ...
Arracacha. Arracacha has been featured in symposiums held in Brazil in 1984
and 1987. Articles based on the first symposium appear in Informe Agropecuario
(Belo Horizonte, Brasil) 10(120)(December 1984). (For information on availability
, ...
Ad Hoc Panel of the Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation, Board on Science and Technology for International Development, Policy and Global Affairs, 1989
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A General System of Gardening and Botany: Containing a ...
South America, at Santa Fe de Bogota, and of the Caraccas, where it is cultivated
for culinary purposes under the name of Arracacha. Conium Arrac&cha, Hook.
exot. fl. bot. t. 152. Arracacha xanthorhlza, Bancroft, 1. c. who first published the ...
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Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-known Plants of the Andes ...
Arracacha. Arracacha has been featured in symposiums held in Brazil in 1984
and 1987. Articles based on the first symposium appear in Informe Agropecuario
(Belo Horizonte, Brasil) 10(120)(December 1984). (For information on availability
, ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation, 1989
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Andean Roots and Tubers
Production of mandioquinha.salsa (Arraeacia xanthorrhizat in the Southern
P1ateau of Brazil SLlDE 79 — Map of arracacha production in Brazil Arracacha
was introduced to Southern Brazil towards the end of the last century, probably
via the ...
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The New England Farmer
Plants of the Arracacha, or new South American JPolaloc, arrived.— Several
growing and thrifty speci mens of the Arracacha or Apia plant, arrived here a few
days ago. They were brought to Dr Mitchill by Thomas K. iMitchell, Esq. with the ...
Thomas Greene Fessenden, 1825
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARRACACHA»
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arracacha is used in the context of the following news items.
3 reasons foodies need to trek to Lima, Peru
The a la carte menu includes items like a 21-day suckling piglet with arracacha (an Andean root vegetable), borrage and pickled vegetables for ... «MarketWatch, Jun 15»
The Dark Truth Behind Quinoa – the Popular Superfood
... as well as potatoes and many indigenous crops you've probably never heard of: oca, arracacha, kañawa, isaño, papaliza, and much more. «OB Rag, Feb 15»
EFSA rejects novel foods status for arracacha root
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has rejected a novel foods application for the South American root vegetable arracacha ... «FoodNavigator.com, Jan 15»
MARIA CLARA OSPINA: Regalo de palabras
... Cajamarca, Quito, Pasto, Huila, Guambía y Anchicayá, y voces que quisiera uno repetir hasta la saciedad por su sonoridad, como arracacha, ... «El Nuevo Herald, Dec 14»
Bayer CropScience Food Chain Partnership Fosters Innovation …
... Animal Feed, Non-Grass, Apple, Apple, Non-Bearing, Apricot, Apricot, Non-Bearing, Aronia Berry, Arracacha, Arrowroot, Artichoke, Artichoke, ... «PR Newswire, Oct 14»
Eleven Madison Park is named America's best restaurant in global …
... using relatively unknown Peruvian ingredients, such as arracacha, a root vegetable, and arapaima, a freshwater fish from the Amazon River. «Daily Mail, Apr 14»
Sabores que pintan la comida boliviana
La oca, la papa nativa, la arracacha (racacha) o la walusa son algunas de las escogidas. La preparación de cada producto va recomendada ... «La Razón, Mar 14»
The exotic plants to try before you die
ackee. • asafoetida. • arracacha. • baobab. • Barbados cherry (acerola). • bitter gourd. • blue bean (dead man's fingers). • boldo leaf. • breadfruit. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 13»
The wild style
... Ninho de mandioquinha ao aroma de Puxuri (Nest of arracacha with Puxuri herbs); Mil folhas de beterraba e anchovas (Millefeuille of beet ... «Financial Times, Feb 13»
Fruit Fanatic: the Andean cradle for rare fruits, pseudo-cereals and …
... tuberosus), Arracacha (Arracacia xanthorrhiza), Maca (Lepidium meyenii), Mashua (Tropaeolum tuberosum) or Mauka (Mirabilis expansa). «Fresh Fruit Portal, Oct 12»
