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The central argument of both of these papers is that farmers manage crop variability in distinctive ways. The first paper discusses how formal plant breeders can potentially contribute a great deal in a collaboration with farmers to... more
The central argument of both of these papers is that farmers manage crop variability in distinctive ways. The first paper discusses how formal plant breeders can potentially contribute a great deal in a collaboration with farmers to improve crop varieties for local use. Yet to do so, plant breeders and other outside researchers must have some understanding of local selection
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Control over management of the world's resources is increasingly contested because of economic, political and biophysical globalization, and increasing demands of a growing population of more than 6 billion. This has led to new... more
Control over management of the world's resources is increasingly contested because of economic, political and biophysical globalization, and increasing demands of a growing population of more than 6 billion. This has led to new interest in indigenous or traditional knowledge in many areas, including agriculture and plant breeding. Farmers were the first plant breeders, beginning with domestication of plants over
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... could profitably modify their environment to suit new cultivars. © CAB International 2002. Farmers, Scientists and Plant Breeding (eds DA Cleveland and D. Soleri) 297 Page 314. 298 S. Ceccarelli and S. Grando They have not ...
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... Daniela Soleri a & David A. Cleveland b pages 107-118. ... 23. Santiago Santiago, LL 2002. La feria del tejate de San Andrés Huayapam. Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca (verified Jan 12).... more
... Daniela Soleri a & David A. Cleveland b pages 107-118. ... 23. Santiago Santiago, LL 2002. La feria del tejate de San Andrés Huayapam. Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca (verified Jan 12). http://fcauabjo.8m.net/HUAYAPAM.htm; 24. Soleri, D. 2006. ...
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Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay Facultad de Agronomia Búsqueda general: Formato: Default. ... Signatura: 633(72) CLEf. Corporativo: Fa. Autor: Cleveland, David A. Soleri, Daniela. Smith, Steven E. ...
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Research Interests: Genetics, Research Design, Gene Flow, Statistical Analysis, Peer Review, and 15 moreThird World, Genetic Engineering, Mexico, Sampling, Maize, Population Size, Transgenic Crops, Effective Population Size, Population Density, Zea mays, Seeds, GM crops, MEXICO, Environmental, and Genetically Engineered Crops
As dates of earliest use of Theobroma cacao in ancient Mesoamerica are established, interest is shifting to how cacao was used. One approach is to consider combinations of ingredients—the recipes for ancient cacao use. Beverages made from... more
As dates of earliest use of Theobroma cacao in ancient Mesoamerica are established, interest is shifting to how cacao was used. One approach is to consider combinations of ingredients—the recipes for ancient cacao use. Beverages made from cacao seeds and maize have a long history in Mesoamerica. We began testing the hypothesis that there is qualitative evidence of this beverage type in the Postclassic archaeological record in a region where such a beverage, tejate, is a culturally significant food today. We looked for evidence of tejate ingredients in residue samples from eight Postclassic and one contemporary vessel from the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico. Detection of morphologically specific maize phytoliths was accomplished by taxonomic analysis and comparison with a reference collection. Tejate ingredients Pouteria sapota and Quararibea funebris were also processed for phytolith detection. Testing for methylxanthines characteristic of Theobroma species used high-performance liquid ch...
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Foam-topped cacao and maize beverages have a long history in Mesoamerica. Tejate is such a beverage found primarily in the Zapotec region of the Central Valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico. Historically tejate has been ceremonially important but... more
Foam-topped cacao and maize beverages have a long history in Mesoamerica. Tejate is such a beverage found primarily in the Zapotec region of the Central Valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico. Historically tejate has been ceremonially important but also as an essential staple, especially during periods of hard fieldwork. However, the nutritional contribution of traditional foods such as tejate has not been investigated. We analyzed tejate samples from three Central Valley communities, vendors in urban Oaxaca markets and one migrant vendor in California, USA for their proximate composition, amino acid content and scores, and mineral and methylxanthine content. Nutritional and chemical variation exists among tejate recipes, however, the beverage is a source of energy, fat, methylxanthines, K, Fe and other minerals although their availability due to presence of phytates remains to be determined. Tejate is a source of protein comparable to an equal serving size of tortillas, with protein quality sim...
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... Daniela Soleri, David A. Cleveland, and Flavio Aragón Cuevas ... de Investigaciones Forestales y Agropecuarias, Campo Experimental Valles Centrales, Melchor Ocampo 7, Santo Domingo Barrio Bajo ... Denham, TP, SG Haberle, C. Lentfer,... more
... Daniela Soleri, David A. Cleveland, and Flavio Aragón Cuevas ... de Investigaciones Forestales y Agropecuarias, Campo Experimental Valles Centrales, Melchor Ocampo 7, Santo Domingo Barrio Bajo ... Denham, TP, SG Haberle, C. Lentfer, R. Fullagar, J. Field, M. Therin, N. Porch ...