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Nibbles: Heirlooms, Tomato history, Appleseed myths, Not The Onion, Healthy spuds, Promoting bamboo, His Billness on sub1

It’s the edible memories, stupid! Even when the memories are poisonous. Johnny Appleseed knew a thing or two about edible memories. Onions are more than memories to Indian politicians. Colorful potatoes are not only edible, they could be medicinal memories. Bamboo and rattan want to be more than just memories. Scuba rice is much more …

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Nibbles: Agroforestry slides, Sub1 slides, Fish slides, Fish in Neolithic, Silver bullets, Carbon credits, Camel domestication, Cuneiform barley

All of the presentations from the World Congress on Agroforestry. Scuba rice in 13 slides. You got off easy on that last one. Here’s 55 slides on fish biodiversity and the food supply. Not much fish in the food supply of early farmers in Britain. New IFPRI book highlights technologies to beat hunger. Includes plant …

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Brainfood: Landrace adaptation, Scarascia Mugnozza, Scuba rice, Pineapple pollen, Wild French carrots, Saudi chickens, Fava diversity, Banana ripening, Wild wheat, Bavarian vetch

Towards the Genomic Basis of Local Adaptation in Landraces. Genomic scans for adaptation will solve everything. International Instruments for Conservation and Sustainable Use of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture: An Historical Appraisal. The Italian connection. Genetic potentiality of indigenous rice genotypes from Eastern India with reference to submergence tolerance and deepwater traits. There’s …

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