Nibbles: Water buffalo, Beans, Rhizowen, Fisheries, Frankincence, Gender and gender, US CWR, Cropland, Forests and food security

Today’s genome of passing interest, the water buffalo, less than two years after it was promised.
Saluting the true amateurs, on bean and tuberous diversity.
Unconsidered benefits of capture fisheries — except for the captured fish, I suppose.
Eleven months early, AoBblog links to a new paper on how to best to tap frankincense.
Not to be outdone, Modern Farmer relates how maple syrup could be industrialised as a row crop. H/t Metafilter.
An e-learning course on Gender in Agriculture.
Which is unlikely to please Ed Carr, author of Gender and adaptation: Time to do it differently.
US inventories its crop wild relatives.
Demand for cropland will increase.
Which is bad for forests, which are good for food security, but not as much as they could be.