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primarily as a root vegetable,
secondarily as a leaf vegetable. The name
ulluco is
derived from the
Quechua word ulluku, but
depending on the region, it...
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Cultivation is also
constrained by the
Andean potato weevil (Premnotrypes spp),
ulluco weevil (Cylydrorhinus spp), and oca weevil, the
identification of which...
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dishes in
Peruvian cuisine made with
ulluku (Quechua,
hispanicized spellings ulluco, olluco) a root
vegetable that also has
edible leaves. It is an important...
- Karl S. (2003). "Geographies of Seed
Networks for Food
Plants (Potato,
Ulluco) and
Approached to
Agrobiodiversity Conservation in the
Andean Countries"...
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wheat berries Colored quinoa C****ava
roots Chinese yams
Sweet potato salad Ulluco tubers Oca
tubers Taro
roots Potatoes Plantain and
banana Food
portal Cash...
- potato),
habas (fresh
green lima
beans in pods),
sweet potato, mashua, oca,
ulluco, c****ava, yacon, plantain,
humitas (corn cakes), ears of corn, and chilli...
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cultivated as food –
Basella alba (Malabar spinach) and
Ullucus tuberosus (
ulluco) – have been bred to a more erect,
compact form.
Three species grow tubers...
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peaceful and
depended on
growing crops.
Regional crops included potatoes and
ullucos. They left
behind art,
particularly anthropomorphic ceramics, but no major...
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other root
vegetables domesticated by the
indigenous peoples of the
Andes (
ulluco, oca and mashua), yacón is not
photoperiod sensitive and can
produce a commercial...
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longa Turnip Br****ica rapa (rapifera) Ube (Purple yam)
Dioscorea alata Ulluco Ullucus tuberosus Wasabi Wasabia ****onica
Water caltrop Trapa natans, Trapa...
