QUE SIGNIFIE BREADROOT EN ANGLAIS
Psoralea esculenta
Psoralea esculenta, le navet de prairie est une plante vivace herbacée originaire des prairies et des forêts sèches du nord de l'Amérique centrale, qui porte une racine tuberculeuse féculente comestible en tant que légume racinaire. La plante est également appelée Pediomelum esculentum. Les noms anglais pour la plante incluent les tipsin, le teepsenee, le breadroot, le poison et le pomme blanche. Le navet des prairies était un aliment de base des Indiens des Plaines. Un navet de prairie en fleurs dans le parc national de Badlands, Dakota du Sud. Une espèce étroitement apparentée, Psoralea hypogaea, le petit breadroot, est également comestible, bien que la plante et la racine soient plus petites. Une autre espèce, Psoralea argophylla, a probablement été récoltée pour la nourriture uniquement en période de famine.
définition de breadroot dans le dictionnaire anglais
La définition de «breadroot» dans le dictionnaire est une plante légumineuse, Psoralea esculenta, du centre de l'Amérique du Nord, ayant une racine amylacée comestible Aussi appelé: navet des Prairies.
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BREADROOT»
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breadroot dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
breadroot et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Favorite Wildflower Walks in Georgia
Nashville breadroot (Pediomelum subacaule, synonym Psoralen subacaulis)
Nashville breadroot is found in dry, gravelly prairielike openings in northwest
Georgia, Tennessee, and northern Alabama. Its blue or purple flowers grow in
short, ...
Hugh O. Nourse, Carol Nourse,
2007
Whereas buffalo gourd advertises its tuber, breadroot hides away its little bulb for
most of the year by letting wind break its stem near the ground so that it goes
bounding off, spilling its seed. But, for a few weeks in late spring, it raises ...
William Least Heat-Moon,
2014
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North American Cornucopia: Top 100 Indigenous Food Plants
Prairie turnip has also been called breadroot, breadroot scurf pea, Cree turnip,
Dakota turnip, ground apple, Indian breadroot, Indian potato, Indian turnip, large
Indian breadroot, prairie apple, prairie potato, prairie wild turnip, scurfpea,
shaggy ...
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At Home in Nature, a user's guide
In the Lakota language, June is called Tinpsila Itkahca Wi, "the moon when
breadroot is ripe." The plains grizzly (now extinct) certainly knew June for
breadroot - according to Clark, these bears would dig it from the prairie with
passion.
Mary Choate and Aaron Brachfeld
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Natural Products from Plants
Research Essay P. esculenta (Indian breadroot) has historically been found in
Zone 4 hardiness regions of North America, south to Texas and north to Canada.
It is most prevalent in the Great Plains of the U.S. and Canada. Indian breadroot
is ...
Leland J. Cseke, Peter B. Kaufman, Sara Warber,
1998
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Threatened, endangered, and sensitive species of the ...
PARIA. BREADROOT. Pediomelum pariense Welsh and Atwood Fabaceae (
Leguminosae) STEMLESS BEARDTONGUE Penstemon acaulis L.O. Williams
var. acaulis Scrophulariaceae Low,. Leaflets 3, white strigose along the veins
above ...
Robin Spahr, United States. Forest Service. Intermountain Region,
1991
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Field Guide to the Rare Plants of Georgia
BREADROOT. Pediomelum piedmontanum J.R. Allison. M.W. Morris, and A.N.
Egan Synonym: none Family: Fabaceae/Leguminosae (pea) Georgia Natural
Heritage Ranks: G1?/S1 Legal Status: GA-Endangered US none Federal
Wetland ...
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Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
PRAIRIE TURNIP (Psoraiea) FAMILY - Pulse (Leguminosae) OTHER NAMES -
Breadroot, Wild Potato, Prairie Apple, Pomme Blanche, Pomme tie Prairie. Wild
Turnip, Prairie Potato, Indian Breadroot. DESCRIPTION - When John Colter, ...
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Edible and Useful Plants of the Southwest: Texas, New ...
Indian Breadroot—Pediamelum byfagaeum, Pediomelum csculentum—
Fabaceae Scurf Pea, Largebract Indian Breadroot— Pediamelum cuspidatum—
Fabaceae WARNING A similar western species, Psoralidium tcnuiflorum, has
caused ...
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A Guide To Rocky Mountain Plants, Revised
Tufted Loco, '/_-X (11) Pediomelum Indian breadroot 1. Flowering stems from
tuberous or thickened roots. Leaflets 5-7. 2. Stems 40-60 cm tall, branched and
leafy. P. cuspidantm 2. Stems under 30cm tall, leaves mostly basal. 3. Stems and
...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BREADROOT»
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breadroot est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Lending a helping hand
One of those places was a section of trees and rock next to Breadroot Natural Foods Co-op on the north side of town. Teens and adults cut out ... «Rapid City Journal, juin 15»
Black Hills Biz: 4/27/15
The Breadroot Natural Foods Co–op has ditched its old location on Main Street in downtown Rapid City for a larger location more than double ... «KEVN Black Hills Fox, avril 15»
Breadroot co-op moving and growing
The trend toward healthier eating, and the increased desire among consumers for less-processed foods, has helped the Breadroot Natural ... «Rapid City Journal, avril 15»
Steve Thorpe column, March 12, 2015
Snacks for sale by Breadroot Food Co-op; beverages available. Visit bhcleanwateralliance.org for more information. Grammy nominee and ... «Rapid City Journal, mars 15»
A flair for flavor: Chef creates cozy neighborhood bistro
Franklin works with high-quality ingredients, and uses seasonal and local foods when possible, purchasing food at Breadroot Natural Foods ... «Rapid City Journal, févr 15»
When a yam is really a sweet potato
The manager of Breadroot Natural Foods Co-op in downtown Rapid City fries purple sweet potatoes and butternut squash in coconut oil and ... «Rapid City Journal, nov 14»
Garden catalogs abound in anticipation of spring
His wintertime favorite is Pediomelum subacaule, nicknamed Nashville breadroot, because Native Americans used it like potatoes and made it ... «The Journal News / Lohud.com, févr 14»
Gifts of cheese: All joking aside, give this food to someone to show …
"What most people want are familiar tastes — nothing too exotic," Breadroot's Thouron said. "But try the locally produced Parmesan cheese. «Rapid City Journal, déc 13»
Fresh, flavorful and locally grown: Farmers markets on the horizon
Battle Creek provides fresh produce to several local restaurants, the Breadroot Co-op, the Black Hills Farmers Market and its own affiliated ... «Rapid City Journal, mai 13»
Herbal Healer: What is prairie turnip?
Also known as Indian breadroot, prairie turnips were harvested in late summer and consumed raw, boiled or roasted. They were also dried and ... «nwitimes.com, nov 12»