Titlebook: Ethnobotany of the Mountain Regions of Mexico; Alejandro Casas,José Juan Blancas Vázquez Reference work 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland A

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Ethnobotany in the Sierra Tarahumara, Mexico: Mountains As Barriers, Conduits, and Generators of Plaof floristic and vegetational mosaics. The resulting variability necessitates adjustments by inhabitants through a mixed strategy of resource exploitation. In turn, they appropriate and modify surrounding plant resources. In this chapter we analyze the interactions and relationships between the Rará

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Wild Food and Traditional Knowledge of the Kumiai from Baja Californiaf Baja California. For this study a qualitative investigation was carried out in both historical and current contexts, to identify edible plants with cultural value and symbolism for the native cuisines. In Baja California, native groups have accumulated a great ecological knowledge by moving as nom

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Traditional Management and Diversity of ,: General Panorama in Mexico and a Case Study in the Meridiy such relevance. The case study was conducted in one of the regions of Mexico where the highest diversity of species and ethnovarieties of . occur, and where this variation has been strongly rooted in the regional cultures. The . genus comprises more than 200 species, numerous intraspecific taxa, a

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Ethnobotanical Knowledge Within the Sierra Gorda, Querétaro, Mexicoaphically, ecologically, and culturally diverse region. Tropical, temperate, and semiarid vegetation are the dominant biological communities, but riparian forests and grasslands are also present. Human colonization started with Chichimec groups of hunters and gatherers, and Mesoamerican groups arriv