ETIMOLOGIA DELLA PAROLA COCHINEAL
From Old Spanish cochinilla, from Latin coccineus scarlet-coloured, from coccum cochineal kermes, from Greek kokkos kermes berry.
CHE SIGNIFICA COCHINEAL IN INGLESE
Cocciniglia
La cochinale è un insetto di scala nel sottomarino Sternorrhyncha, da cui deriva la carimina naturale colorante color crema. Un parassita principalmente sessile appartenente al Sud America e al Messico tropicale e subtropicale, questo insetto vive su cactus nel genere Opuntia, nutrendo l'umidità delle piante e le sostanze nutritive. L'insetto produce acido carminico che scoraggia la predazione da altri insetti. L'acido Carminico, tipicamente il 17-24% di peso degli insetti essiccati, può essere estratto dal corpo e dalle uova, quindi mescolato con sali di alluminio o di calcio per realizzare il colorante di carminio, noto anche come cochinale. Il Carmine è oggi utilizzato principalmente come colorazione alimentare e per cosmetici, soprattutto come colorazione rossetto. Il colorante di carminio è stato utilizzato in America Centrale nel XV secolo per la colorazione dei tessuti e divenne un importante bene per l'esportazione durante il periodo coloniale. Dopo che pigmenti sintetici e coloranti come l'alizarina furono inventati alla fine del XIX secolo, la produzione di coloranti naturali diminuiva gradualmente. I timori di salute sugli additivi alimentari artificiali hanno tuttavia rinnovato la popolarità dei coloranti cochinali e l'aumento della domanda ha reso la coltivazione dell'insetto redditizio e il Perù è il più grande esportatore.
definizione di cochineal nel dizionario inglese
La prima definizione di cocciniglia nel dizionario è anche chiamata: insetto cocciniglia. un insetto messicano omottero, Dactylopius coccus, che si ciba di cactus. L'altra definizione di cocciniglia è una sostanza cremisi ottenuta dai corpi schiacciati di questi insetti, usati per colorare gli alimenti e per tingere. La cocciniglia è anche il colore di questa tintura.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «COCHINEAL»
Scopri l'uso di
cochineal nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
cochineal e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Cochineal Red: The Art History of a Color
" "This book discusses the origin of the red colorant derived from the insect cochineal, its early use in Precolumbian ritual textiles from Mexico and Peru, and the spread of the American dyestuff through cultural interchange following the ...
Hugh Thomson has been at the forefront of some of these discoveries himself, having made headlines with his work near Machu Picchu.
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The red dyes:
cochineal, madder, and murex purple : a world ...
Historical events, tragic experiments, and amusing anecdotes combine with vivid pictures, pattern sketches, recipes, and early samples from manufacturers' archives to help tell the story of the most significant and indispensable color in ...
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Cacti: Biology and Uses
Cochineal Two types of cochineal, the dye-producing cactus parasite, are
recognized. They are classified according to the quality and concentration of their
pigments, as well as their biological and morphological characteristics: (1) fine ...
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The Art and Craft of Natural Dyeing: Traditional Recipes for ...
2: Cotton or Linen Madder or Alizarin Pinks: Cotton or Linen Silk Dyeing with
Madder and/or Alizarin Madder Red: Silk Madder-Black Oak Bark Scarlet: Silk
Madder-Cochineal Red: Silk Wool Dyeing with Madder and/or Alizarin Madder
Red: ...
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Colonial Latin America: A Documentary History
And also the cochineal dealers, some of them noblemen, some commoners, and
some women, line up here in the Tlaxcala marketplace and there await the
cochineal. When they are not collecting cochineal quickly, then they go to the
various ...
Kenneth Mills, William B. Taylor, Sandra Lauderdale Graham,
2002
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From Silver to Cocaine: Latin American Commodity Chains and ...
Latin American Commodity Chains and the Building of the World Economy, 1500
–2000 Steven Topik, Carlos Marichal, Zephyr Frank. Mexican Cochineal and the
European Demand for American Dyes, 1550-1850 Carlos Marichal IN THE ...
Steven Topik, Carlos Marichal, Zephyr Frank,
2006
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Catalogue of the Collection of Animal Products belonging to ...
A. Cochineal. Cochineal consists of the bodies of the female insect, Coccus cacti,
which lives on the Opuntia cochinelifera, a species of cactus, and is exported
chiefly from Mexico. Two kinds of cochineal come from Central America ; one ...
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The Pharmaceutical journal ...: A weekly record of pharmacy ...
This cochineal having been exposed to the commencement of a decomposition,
during its drying, has always the smell of putrid animal matter; it is black, having
an amorphous appearance, often agglomerated in masses of different sizes.
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain,
1845
an excellent indicator in titrating alkaloids. Carminic acid is a cleaner and more
sensitive indicator than cochineal itself. According to Draper it gives a reaction
with alkalies in solution of 1 to 1,400,000. It is also recommended as a precipitate
...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «COCHINEAL»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
cochineal nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
These California Brewers Are Dyeing Beer with Bugs
These bugs, specifically Dactylopius coccus—also known as cochineal—have been used for centuries to create textile dyes. They're native to ... «Munchies_ Food by VICE, lug 15»
Demand for natural colours is going global, finds 5000-strong survey
“Carmine is an additive colour extracted from the cochineal insect and then chemically modified with aluminum salts, so in reality this does not ... «FoodNavigator.com, lug 15»
GV Gardeners: Keep close eye on garden in July
White, cottony cochineal scale is now appearing on prickly pear plants. Not only is this unsightly, but inside each speck is a tiny red insect ... «Green Valley News, lug 15»
The truth that might be hard to swallow
Some food colouring is made out of bugs — TRUE: The female Cochineal beetle can and is used to make red dyes ranging from red, orange, ... «Courier Mail, lug 15»
Make Sure Those Red, White & Blue Foods are Good for You
This means you've likely ingested at least 70,000 cochineal beetles. • Fish Bladders — Also known as isinglass, dried fish bladders give beer ... «Uncommon Wisdom Daily, lug 15»
Eleven disgusting ingredients you eat every day that food …
That means that you've also ingested at least 70,000 cochineal beetles, according to a petition on Change.org. Between yogurt, maraschino ... «Financial Post, lug 15»
11 disgusting ingredients you eat every day that food companies …
... pound of red dye in your life. That means that you've also ingested at least 70,000 cochineal beetles, according to a petition on Change.org. «Business Insider Australia, lug 15»
5 Ancient Lipstick Recipes That Include Insects, Sweat, And Spit …
Her lipstick recipe included cochineal (the insect from which carmine comes from), Arabic gum (hardened tree sap, essentially), egg whites, ... «Bustle, lug 15»
Remarkably preserved 8th-century flower painting uncovered at …
... flower was likely painted using lead pigments, verdigris, red oxide and carmine, an organic dye extracted from the female cochineal insect. «Asahi Shimbun, lug 15»
Almonzara valley prickly pears continue to suffer cochineal infestation
The cochineal has been established in Spain for many decades now, and action against the insect is therefore the responsibility of the ... «Spanish News Today, giu 15»