Titlebook: Ethnobotany of Mexico; Interactions of Peop Rafael Lira,Alejandro Casas,José Blancas Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC, part o

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Pre-Columbian Food System in West Mesoamerica,ted natives, 12 domesticated ones introduced from other regions, and 6 wild edible mushrooms. Some of these dishes included meat, obtained from at least 19 wild animals and 4 domesticated ones. Spirits possibly were among the major dishes of this time. The nucleus of the system was made up by the sa

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Traditional Markets in Mesoamerica: A Mosaic of History and Traditions, marketing chains have been influenced and driven by transportation systems, such as the train network at the time of the Porfiriato Period, and currently by the highway systems and mechanized transport vehicles. As a result, today’s exchange system is characterized by a larger scale, a greater dist

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Cultural Motives of Plant Management and Domestication,mitigate the effects of such uncertainty. Most management forms involve artificial selection at different intensity levels. We characterized the type and intensity of management based on the following indicators: (1) complexity of the practices involved, (2) occurrence of artificial selection, (3) s

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Ethnobotany of Mexican Weeds,ly emphasizes the role of weedsas a germplasm reserve, particularly the weedy relatives of domesticated crops. However, their economic role as part of production and risk-reduction strategy of farmers is rarely addressed with quantitative data. Several examples from small-scale studies document the

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