Ressources Etiqueté: Tubers

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  1. The Tropical Tuber Crops: Yams, Cassava, Sweet Potato, cocoyams

    01/01/1978 In writing this book, Dr. Onwueme's purpose has been to provide a detailed account of the major tropical tuber crops which form a substantial part of the staple diet of people living in the tropics. Traditional and more recent methods of production are discussed and analysed. In addition,...
    Tropical crops Root Crops Tubers

  2. Buried Treasures: Tasty Tubers of the World - How to Grow and Enjoy Root Vegetables, Tubers, Rhizomes, and Corms

    01/01/2007 Learn about the fascinating culinary history of these tasty staples, and gather tips for growing some of these unusual plants in your garden or in containers.The book describes more than 30 tropical and hardy tubers that are easy to grow, great to look at, and delicious to eat.Recipes from around...
    Root Crops Tubers

  3. Roots, tubers, plantains, and bananas in human nutrition.

    Ressource principale This book provides and extensive overview of all aspects of these much-neglected crops, ranging from their history, popularization and production to their nutritional value and potential toxcity.
    Tubers Roots Plantains Bananas

  4. Utilization of tropical foods: roots and tubers

    01/01/1989 Compendium on technological and nutritional aspects of processing and utilization of tropical foods, both animal and plant, for purposes of training and field reference.
    Root Crops Tropical crops Tubers

  5. Lightning Talk - Adoption and Scale up of Tubular Biodigesters in Pastoralist Communities

    Lightning Talk, ECHOEast Africa Pastoralist Symposium, March 29, 2022. Presenter: Herry Kirimbai
    ECHO Conference East Africa Tubers Biodigestion Pastoralists Pastoral Systems Biogas

  6. Understanding La Production De Mouton Du Majeur Récoltes De La Racine Tropical/Sub - Tropiques Manioc, Pommes De Terre, Patates Douces, , Ignames Et Cocoyams

    01/01/1984 Enracinez des récoltes est un terme général utilisé pour une variété large de communément plantes de la nourriture connu comme qui ont un organe du stockage clandestin un enracinez, tubercule (rhizome), corm, ou ampoule. Root les récoltes sont riches dans amidonnez, et mugissez dans protéine et...
    Subtropical Agricu... Sub-Tropics Roots Roots and Tubers Tubers Sweet Potato Yams Cocoyams VITA Downloads

  7. FM 1999 LEISA Magazine Vol 15 #3-4

    19/12/1999 Seeds for agrobiodiversity Collaboration Biodiversity i agriculture Genes Seed shortages threaten organic farming Bean Seed systems Genetic variability in rice Seed selection Genetic resources conservation Seed fairs Andean tubers
    Genetic Resources Seed Sources Agrobiodiversity Beans Crop Genetics Tubers Organic Farming

  8. Coccinia grandis - Ivy Gourd

    Edible Portion: Leaves, Fruit, Tubers, Root, Vegetable, Seeds A pumpkin family plant. It is a climbing or trailing herb. It can climb 20 m high. It has single tendrils. It has long tuberous roots.The leaves are heart shaped, with the lobes towards the base in an angular shape. The leaves are 5-10...
    Ivy Gourd Gourds Edible Leaves Fruits Tubers Vegetables Edible Seeds Herbs

  9. Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail

    Edible Portion: Root, Tuber, Stem, Flower Bud, Vegetable A rush like plant. It keeps growing from year to year. It grows 40-60 cm high and spreads 30-45 cm wide. The stems are inrings which are tightly packed. They are 60 cm tall. They are slightly rough and have furrows along them. There are...
    Field Horsetail Roots Tubers Roots and Tubers Edible Flowers Vegetables FPI Plant Information

  10. Dioscorea trifida - Sweet Yam

    Edible Portion: Tubers, Vegetable, Root A yam vine. The stem is square in cross section and does not have spines. The leaves are 25 cm long. They are opposite. Theleaf is divided like fingers on a hand into 3 or more segments. The male flower is on a long stalk and the female flower stalk is...
    Dioscorea trifida Sweet Yam Yams Yams as Food Roots and Tubers Roots Tubers Vegetables FPI Plant Information