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Manihot esculenta,
commonly called c****ava, manioc, or yuca (among
numerous regional names), is a
woody shrub of the
spurge family, Euphorbiaceae, native...
- the
multiplex ID,
where NNNNNN is the
sequence of the
multiplex tag. With
Casava 1.8 the
format of the '@' line has changed: @EAS139:136:FC706VJ:2:2104:15343:197393...
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Residents of
Saint Vincent making casabe (
casava bread) in the 1910s...
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Casava (Manihot esculenta) roots...
- used it to cook c****ava and breadcakes. They
ground the
casava first,
before cooking the
casava on a burén. A
woodcut was made of
Taino women cooking using...
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Caribe (Taíno) caribú
carioca caraqueño
casava (Taíno)
catre caucho (Quechua) casabe,
cazabe (Taíno)
casava (Taíno) cayo (Taíno)
ceiba (Taíno) chaco...
- Most
Polynesians in
agriculture farm
traditional products like taro, ufi,
casava and
sweet potato to feed
themselves and
small surplus are sold for monetary...
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particularly the
states of
Pernambuco and Paraíba. It
consists of a
broth of
casava flour with eggs and ****es (especially pepper) and may
contain other ingredients...
- estimates.
Wamba local government is an
agrarian sub-state, it is
known for
casava,
pidgeion pea, palm
carnel and oil,
productions respectively.
Wamba also...
- They
preferred wheat cultivation to
indigenous sources of carbohydrates:
casava,
maize (corn), and potatoes,
initially importing seeds from
Europe and planting...
