10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MASHUA»
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mashua in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mashua and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Perennial Vegetables: From Artichokes to Zuiki Taro, A ...
Mashua can be used as a generic root crop in many recipes, particularly in soups
. They are most often boiled, after which most varieties have a mild or sweet
flavor. Freezing them after cooking also makes them sweeter. These tubers are
high ...
2
Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-known Plants of the Andes ...
It is a hardy plant, and in the poorest regions, where pesticides and fertilizers are
too costly to use, mashua is sometimes the prevalent root crop. Its tubers can be
found in almost any rural Andean market. Mashua (pronounced mah-shoo-ah or
...
National Research Council (U.S.). Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation, 1989
3
Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture, 2nd Edition
Mashua Another plant with useful parts both above and below ground, mashua (
Tropaeolum tuberosum) is an edible nasturtium. It's common knowledge that
nasturtium flowers are tasty, but this species also offers edible tubers. Finger-
shaped ...
4
Biodiversity in Trust: Conservation and Use of Plant Genetic ...
Preliminary studies on the chromosome number of mashua indicate that the plant
appears to have 42 chromosomes. This confirms previous information given by
Darlington and Janaki-Ammal (1945). Although 86 wild species of Tropaeolum ...
Dominic Fuccillo, Linda Sears, Paul Stapleton, 2007
5
Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-Known Plants of the Andes ...
Ulrich Mohr, Peru (see Mashua) David Morales V., Bolivia (see Mashua) Eloy
Munive Jáuregui, Peru (see Maca) Laura Muñoz Espín, Ecuador (in vitro
germplasm conservation) (see Arracacha) Carlos Nieto C., Ecuador (see Achira)
Eduardo ...
Ad Hoc Panel of the Advisory Committee on Technology Innovation, Board on Science and Technology for International Development, Policy and Global Affairs, 1989
6
The Bulb-o-licious Garden
As well as enjoying the bright flowers, gardeners were quick to realize its culinary
qualities as well. The leaves and flowers could be used for salads and the seeds
for making mustard. Mashua has been cultivated since ancient times and is ...
7
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
Nikitoa mfano, mtaona kwamba- katika kule kwetu Lamu, Wizara nyingi zina
mashua na zinahudumia wananchi. Kwa mfano, Wizara ya Afya ina mashua;
Wizara ya <Kilimo na. Ustawi vva Mdifugo; Wriizara- ya UitaiJii >na Waoya-ma
wa ...
8
Andean Roots and Tubers
SLlDE 64 — Woman preparing watia (Cusco) Despite the apparent agronomical
value of mashua, its use is very limited. I cannot give a plausible explanation for
this, but it seems to me that its strong flavor may be what has prevented it from ...
9
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
671 Questions by Private Notice Ministerial Statement 672 [Mr. Mzamil] kweli
kwamba mashua hiyo ilikuwa katika hali safi na injini yake ilikuwa ikifanya kazi
na inge- weza kuyabeba masanduku hayo hayo hadi katika kituo kikuu cha ...
10
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
Nataka kusema wazi kwamba niliserna tupate mashua ikwa Port Police kwa
sababu hata wavuvi jirani kutoka Tanzania wana- kuja kwetu. Wakati wa kuvua
samaki utawakuta wavuvi wengi kutoka Tanzania katika sehemu ya Wasini, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MASHUA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
mashua is used in the context of the following news items.
Gardens: great harvests from tiny plots
... including perennial kales, Welsh onions, artichokes, burdock, skirret, daikon radish, alpine strawberries and mashua; and, in Somerset, Chris ... «The Guardian, Jul 15»
How women farmers in the Andes use their knowledge to conserve …
... maize, potatoes, oca, olluco, and mashua—adapted to heterogeneous environments with varied climates, soils, geography, and altitude. «Christian Science Monitor, Jun 15»
The Culinary Gardener
In the fall you can expect to see a crop of yokatta na, shunkyo radish, oca and mashua. This is the language of poets. And so was our zip code ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Working to Keep Seed Diversity in the Public Domain, Part 2
They have been growing yacon, oca, and mashua for a number of years, and because the plants are so prolific, they have become Peace ... «Mother Earth News, Jun 15»
Growing perennial vegetables and fruits
Mashua -- This New Zealand native has a peppery flavor. It is a vining plant that will need support. Harvest the tubers when the plant starts to ... «San Jose Mercury News, May 15»
The perfect bread? French style meets Peruvian ingredients.
There will be live bread-making shows by renowned Peruvian and French bakers, using chia, mashua, cañihua, maize, quinoa, and other local ... «Peru this Week, May 15»
Cultivariable Breeds Two New Open Source Oca Varieties
... Cultivariable offers a wide selection of heirloom oca varieties and many other Andean root crops, such as yacon, maca, ulluco, mashua, and ... «PR Web, Apr 15»
Return of the lost crops of the Incas
Many of these plants – including mashua, oca, maca, yacon, Inca berry, pepino, quinoa, achocha, amaranth and kaniwa (Chenopodium) – are ... «Irish Times, Apr 15»
Oldest woman in Peru dies at 117 years of age
“My secret for living over 100 years has been natural food, I always eat papa, oca, mashua, goat's meat and cheese, milk, and fava beans. «Peru this Week, Apr 15»
Root vegetables: easy to grow and delicious
Unlike mashua (see below), sweet potatoes won't climb even if given a supporting structure and offered whisky macs at each base camp: their ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
