More agrobiodiversity, rice this time, on Flickr
Rice Diversity, a set by IRRI Images on Flickr. Gosh, what is it lately about really cool sets of agricultural biodiversity photos on social networking sites?
Useful useful plants set on Flickr
Plants – crop wild relative, a set by Arthur Chapman on Flickr. “Plants either used for food and agriculture or relatives of species that are so used. Includes images of plant species taken in fruit and vegetable markets around the world.”
IUCN on Flickr
IUCN has some nice new photos up at Flickr. I don’t really understand the eco-fashion ones, there are no crop wild relatives among the “Celebrating biodiversity” ones, ((LATER: Ah, but they do feature in the list of things why we need biodiversity!)) and, though there is a nod to agriculture in the set on adapting …
Brainfood: Now what edition
Image-Based Goat Breed Identification and Localization Using Deep Learning. Fancy maths can identify goat breeds from photos. Ok, cool, now what? AI Naturalists Might Hold the Key to Unlocking Biodiversity Data in Social Media Imagery. Fancy math can often identify common flowers on Flickr. Ok, cool, now what? FoodMine: Exploring Food Contents in Scientific Literature. …
Brainfood: French Neolithic, African forages, Sorghum inflorescences, Root morphology, Folium, Tillage, Sparing, Food localness, Indian diet diversity, Sourdough, Genomics costs, Breeding strategies
Early Neolithic (ca. 5850-4500 cal BC) agricultural diffusion in the Western Mediterranean: An update of archaeobotanical data in SW France. Agriculture came to southern France from southern Italy around 5700 BC, initially focusing on hulled wheats, then transitioned to naked cereals as it moved inland. Improved feeding and forages at a crossroads: Farming systems approaches …