- and the
common name "manioc" both
derive from the
Guarani (Tupi) name
mandioca or
manioca for the plant. The
specific name
esculenta is
Latin for 'edible'...
- The c****ava root is
known by
different names throughout the country:
mandioca in the North, Central-West, and São Paulo;
macaxeira in the Northeast;...
- phyllacanthus;
common names in Portuguese: favela, faveleira, faveleiro, and
mandioca-brava) is a
species of
flowering plant. It is
endemic to Brazil. Its distributional...
-
original on 27
October 2020.
Retrieved 3
August 2020. "Produção
brasileira de
mandioca em 2018" (PDF).
Archived (PDF) from the
original on 22 July 2020. Retrieved...
- its own ground. They planted, in a few days,
enough tobacco,
maize and
mandioca for
their own
consumption [...].
Having at
every hut a
grove of oranges...
- rock band of the same name,
released by
Mandioca in 1970. This was the only
album of the band
issued by
Mandioca, the
independent label created by producer...
- by pirão,
which is the
paste made with c****ava root
flour ("farinha de
mandioca") and the
gravy from the stew.
Capixaba pans,
especially panelas de barro...
-
producer Jorge Álvarez, who
teamed up with
Pedro Pujó and
created the
Mandioca label,
which became the
first label exclusively dedicated to Argentine...
- "flood" of
releases by
Mandioca in 1970. Simultaneously, "Natural" was
included in the label's
compilation album Pidamos peras a
Mandioca,
which featured several...
- and
appetizers of the
local cuisine use corn or c****ava (known
there as
mandioca)
flour instead of wheat, as the
latter did not
adapt well to the local...
