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Pi****ava, also piaçava (Portuguese pronunciation: [pi.(j)ɐˈsavɐ]), piaçaba ([pi.(j)ɐˈsabɐ]), piasaba, ****aba, pi****aba, and piaçá ([pjɐˈsa]), is a fibrous...
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Leopoldinia pi****aba, the Para
pi****ava,
pi****ava fiber palm or
pi****ava palm, is a palm
native to
black water rivers in
Amazonian Brazil and Venezuela...
- funifera, the
Bahia pi****ava, is a
species of palm (family Arecaceae),
native to
eastern Brazil. It is a
major source of
pi****ava fiber, used in brooms...
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Raphia vinifera, the West
African pi****ava palm,
bamboo palm or West
African b****
fibre is a palm tree
species in the
genus Raphia. It is
native to Benin...
- most live by agriculture, hunting,
fishing and gathering, and
extract pi****ava fiber for
income to buy
goods from traders. The Baré and
Werekena people...
- Mato
Grosso livestock Pescadores Artesanais fishing Piaçaveiros
amazon pi****ava fiber processing Pomeranos Terreiros in all
regions Quebradeiras de Coco...
- fishing. In
colonial times the town used to be a
major trading centre for
pi****ava and
other agricultural products. The po****tion of
Bonthe is ethnically...
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plant materials used in
brooms include palmyra, rice straw, rice root,
pi****ava, gr****, sedge, and twigs. They may use a mix of materials, with
lower quality...
- The
endemic pi****ava palm. 1874
illustration by
Walter Hood Fitch....
- Similarly,
stands of A. funifera in Bahia,
Brazil (which are
cultivated for
pi****ava fibre) are
managed using fire—the
seedlings survive cutting and burning...
