10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUMPWEED»
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Weeds of California and Other Western States
Poverty. sumpweed. [Iva. axillaris. Pursh]. [IVAAX][CDfA. list: C]. SyNoNyMS:
bozzleweed; death-weed; devil's-weed; povertyweed; salt sage; small-flowered
marsh elder; Iva axillaris Pursh ssp. robustior (Hook.) Bassett; Iva axillaris Pursh
var.
Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, 2007
One would hardly expect any plant with a name like sumpweed to be beautiful. In
fact, it might be described as rather unattractive, but I find it a most interesting
plant for reasons that I shall develop shortly. Sometimes the name "marsh elder"
is ...
Charles Bixler Heiser, 1992
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Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies
Two of them, sunflower and sumpweed, were also high in oil (45^47 percent).
Sumpweed, in particular, would have been a nutritionist's ultimate dream, being
32 percent protein and 45 percent oil. Why aren't we still eating those dream
foods ...
Hence some of the levels with sunflower and sumpweed could be as old as the
Riverton occupation or no older than the Terminal Archaic of eastern Tennessee
as manifested at the Higgs site. Sumpweed is a rather inconspicuous member of
...
5
Behavioral Ecology and the Transition to Agriculture
Whereas sumpweed is clearly superior in the floodplain, yielding 3831 kcal/hr to
chenopod's 1937 kcal/hr at a round trip travel distance of 5.6 km, it does only
slightly better than chenopod on hillside plots; 1923 kcal/hr vs. 1872 kcal/hr for ...
Douglas J. Kennett, Bruce Winterhalder, 2006
6
People, Plants, and Landscapes: Studies in Paleoethnobotany
Sumpweed One fragmentary sumpweed achene was found in the analyzed
subsample from the mixed seed deposit, 34-23-327. Most sumpweed from
Marble Bluff, however, came from sample 34-2 3- 347, sketched and described
as a ...
Kristen J. Gremillion, 1997
7
Enduring Seeds: Native American Agriculture and Wild Plant ...
Much earlier than the arrival of Mexican corn varieties about 1 500 years ago,
Eastern Woodland horticulturalists domesticated several seed plants on their
own, such as sumpweed, giant ragweed, and sunflower. Combine these natives
with ...
8
Guns, Germs and Steel: (1997)
Two of them, sunflower and sumpweed, were also high in oil (45-47 percent).
Sumpweed, in particular, would have been a nutritionist's ultimate dream, being
32 percent protein and 45 percent oil. Why aren't we still eating those dream
foods ...
9
Archaic Societies: Diversity and Complexity across the ...
The invasive weedy annuals for which the Archaic-period archaeological records
are strongest are the native chenopod (Chenopodium berlandieri); sumpweed, or
marsh elder (Iva an- nua); maygrass (Phalaris caroliniana);and sunflower ...
Thomas E. Emerson, Thomas E. Emerson, Dale L. McElrath, Andrew C. Fortier, Dale L. McElrath, 2012
10
Foraging and Farming in the Eastern Woodlands
Sunflower, sumpweed, and squash/gourd were also recovered. Wymer (1988)
also analyzed several somewhat later Woodland mid-Ohio Valley sites; an
apparent drop in the starchy seeds and an increase in corn occurred about A.D.
900.
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUMPWEED»
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No Bed Of Roses: Ten Things To Know About Sunflowers
The second, sumpweed, was a favorite of Native Americans, but is no longer in use; the third, Jerusalem artichoke, is actually the root of another sunflower ... «RedOrbit, Oct 14»
Ten things to know about the flowers of fall: Sunflowers
The second, sumpweed, was a favorite of Native Americans, but is no longer in use; the third, Jerusalem artichoke, is actually the root of another sunflower ... «National Science Foundation, Oct 14»
Dig this: Archaeology class explores 4000-year-old culture
Paleobotanicals sent to the lab have yet to be radiocarbon dated, but Patton cited evidence of the people cultivating sumpweed, a native plant. If true, that would ... «Athens NEWS, Aug 14»
连云港全国首次截获一年生假苍耳
一年生假苍耳又称渠道杂草（sumpweed），属菊科，假苍耳属杂草，现广泛分布于美国东中南部各州。一年生假苍耳主要生长在密西西比河中低灌溉地区和平原地区，在 ... «中国质量报, May 13»
Liberated from gruel and mush
(Though the really hardcore North American locavore could go even further by reverting to problematic native crops such as sumpweed, goosefoot, knotweed, ... «Spiked, Aug 12»
