Definition of colocasia in the Spanish dictionary
The definition of colocasia in the dictionary is an herb of the family Aráceas, native to India, with large leaves, oval shaped and waved by its margin, and rose flower. It has a fleshy and very pungent root when it is fresh, but if it is cooked it loses bad taste, and it is used as food, as well as leaves. En el diccionario castellano colocasia significa hierba de la familia de las Aráceas, originaria de la India, con las hojas grandes, de forma aovada y ondeadas por su margen, y la flor de color de rosa. Tiene la raíz carnosa y muy acre cuando está fresca, pero si se cuece pierde el mal gusto, y se usa como alimento, igualmente que las hojas.
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10 SPANISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COLOCASIA»
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1
Botánica de los cultivos tropicales
Las principales son Colocasia esculenta y Xanthosoma spp., pero hay otras
especies menos importantes en los géneros Alocasia, Amorphophallus y
Cyrtosperma. Algunas Aráceas silvestres se consumen en tiempos de hambruna
.
2
Enfermedades fungosas y bacterianas de las Aráceas: ...
Xantosoma spp. y Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott en Costa Rica Irma G. Laguna,
Luis G. Salazar, José F. López. INTRODUCCION El cultivo de las Aráceas (
Xanthosoma spp. y Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott) es importante,
principalmente ...
Irma G. Laguna, Luis G. Salazar, José F. López, 1983
3
Descubre los frutos exóticos
(Colocasia Esculenía) Colocasia Esculenta toda vez que la patata ocupa un
lugar. Eddoe denominaciones lnglaterra: Taro, Wüd Taro, Yam, Eddo, Dasheen.
Francia: Taro, Chou de Chine, Co- locasie, Madére. Alemania: Taro, Blattwurz ...
Julián Díaz Robledo, 2004
4
Cultivo de Raices y Tuberculos Tropicales
El sitio en que se inició el cultivo citado más frecuentemente es Sureste de Asia,
entre India e Indonesia. Oyenuga (19) cree que Colocasia sea nativa de las
áreas boscosas de Ghana y otras partes de Africa Occidental. Barrett (1) dice
que a ...
5
Cultivo de raíces y tubérculos tropicales
Konnyaku (Amorphophallus rivierí) 360 Koordkan (Coleus rotundifolious) 380
Krodyn {Coleus rotundifolious) 380 Kuchoo (Colocasia esculenta) 54 Kumala (
Ipomoea batatas) 231 Kumara (Ipomoea batatas) 231 Kurau (Colocasia
esculenta) ...
6
Bibliografía venezolana de raices y tubérculos
Castillos, J. J., Colina , R., Quintero, F., Mantilla, J. E. Almidones, drusas y rafidios
en ocumo chino tipo " eddoe" ( Colocasia esculenta (L) Schott var antiquorum).
Maracay, Jornadas Venezolanas de Microscopía Electrónicas, las., 1984.
7
Utilización de alimentos tropicales: raíces y tubérculos
Dos de ellos, Colocasia y Xanthosoma, se cultivan mucho. Globalmente se los
llama «ñames de coco» (colocasias y yautias). Los otros géneros, Cyrtosperma,
Alocasia y Amorphophallus , sólo se cultivan en determinadas localidades y se ...
8
Compendio de agronomía tropical
MALANGA Y TIQUISQUE Aráceas Colocasia esculenta (L.) Schott. y
Xanthosoma Shott. "Taro" "Cocoyams" "Inhame" Nombres vulgares : MALANGA:
"Cocoya'n" "Tanyak" "Taro" TIQUISQUE: "Cormos de Otoé" "Chou caribe" "Mafafa
" ...
9
Proyecto Sistemas de Produccion Basados en Raices Tropicales ...
61. TORRES GARCIA, S. y VASQUEZ BECALLI , E. Determinación de la
actividad de las hojas en los rendimientos de Colocasia esculenta Schott (varv
Isleña Japonesa) . Centro Agrícola (Cuba) 4(3): 37-47. 1977. 62. —, y . Influencia
de la ...
10
Flora ornamental española: aspectos históricos y principales ...
Colocasia. esculenta. (L.)Schott. Familia. Araceáceas. Nombre común. En la
literatura hortícola del siglo XIX en España se le denomina también col caribe,
faro y fayo. Corología. Introducido en Estados Unidos, México, Indias
Occidentales, ...
Daniel Guillot Ortiz, 2012
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COLOCASIA»
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colocasia is used in the context of the following news items.
Beyond Spinach: Colocasia Leaves, the Underrated Green Leafy Veg
Growing up in a Parsi home, the only exposure I had to colocasia as a child was by way of patrel, made from the leaves of the colocasia (arbi/taro/elephant ears) ... «NDTV, Jun 16»
A Taste of the Tropics
Elephant ears (Alocasia, Colocasia, Xanthosoma) are lower growing, spreading tropical plants that give the benefit of needing fewer plants to fill an area and ... «Richmond magazine, May 16»
Puttur girl wins bronze medal in international science competition
She bagged the medal for her project titled 'Hydrophobicity of Colocasia Esculenta leaves as a wall protector' under the 'Environment-Management and ... «The Hindu, May 16»
How to get the most out of a tiny garden space
Some of the elephant ears stay small. Colocasia esculenta "Blue Hawaii," for example, only gets to about 30 inches. The same is true of some of the baptisias. «Mother Nature Network, Apr 16»
From rikwachh to fulouri, the lost pakodas of India
(Source: Ganesh Dhamodkar/Flickr). Rikwachh: Another pakoda made with bigger leaves such as Colocasia's. The leaves are coated with spiced besan paste, ... «The Indian Express, Apr 16»
16 New Foliage Plants To Round Out The Garden
One of the largest plants in the Colocasia Gigante Series from breeder Brian Williams, this new behemoth is arguably the most unique, as well. Strong ... «Greenhouse Grower, Jan 16»
Rich yield from black gram farming
The group took 90 cents of land on lease for group farming and cultivated tapioca, elephant foot yam, colocasia, and green gram. The women took up black ... «The Hindu, Jan 16»
Storing tender, summer-flowering bulbs, corms, rhizomes and tubers ...
But with interesting plants like Colocasia or Elephant Ear, or some of the Cannas with bright, striped foliage, these plants are going to be treated differently. «Michigan State University Extension, Oct 15»
Hot coloured plants for Kiwi gardens
As new varieties of colocasia have become available the old black-stemmed taro, Colocasia nigra, seems to be getting overlooked. Possibly it has become ... «Stuff.co.nz, Oct 15»
How to make… Chatti Masiyal
This dish is traditionally made in an earthen pot, with either sepankizhangu or karunai kizhangu. Ingredients: Colocasia/Taro root - 100 gm. Turmeric powder ... «The Hindu, Oct 15»
