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  • 86Ipomoea Batatas — Lam. Sweet potato (E); Batata (S); Boniato (C); Camote (D); Kualu (Cu) . Cultivated by the Amerindians long before the coming of the Europeans, sweet potatoes are of little importance in the interior of Panama. Sweet potatoes, at the time of… …

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