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breadstuffs — n. grain or flour for making bread … English contemporary dictionary
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Colocasia antiquorum — Schott and COLOCASIA ESCULENTA Dasheen (E); Mafafa (C); Malangay (C); Otoe (S); Moena Mesusu (Ch); Tarkwa (Cu); Usami (Ch) . Taros and dasheens are next to yams in importance in oriental economies. These vegetable crops look much like the oto,… … EthnoBotanical Dictionary
Cycas — spp. Cycads (E). the genus Cycas, cultivated in Panama, especially about the Canal Zone, is a useful but dangerous genus. The leaves, although toxic to cattle, may be eaten after prolonged cooking, during which the water is changed. Fruits, also… … EthnoBotanical Dictionary
Dioscorea — spp. Yam (E); Name or Yampi (S); Pogo (Ch). Three or more species of yams are extensively cultivated in Panama. D. alata L., with winged stems and unlobed leaves; D. trifida L.f., with unwinged stems and lobed leaves; and D. cayenensis Link, with … EthnoBotanical Dictionary
Oryza Sativa — L. Rice (E); Arroz (Ch,S); Oroz (Cu). In Darien, as in many torpical areas, rice replaces other cereals as the staff of life with some ethnic groups. Among the inland Cuna and Choco, rice is supplanted by Musa as the most important staple. With… … EthnoBotanical Dictionary
