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  1. An Ethnobotanical Study on the Dietary Use of Wild Trees as Traditional Vegetables by Three Ethnic Communities in Manipur, North East India

    The use of wild tree species as a traditional food is an age-old practice of various ethnic communities of Manipur, Northeast India. In this study,...

    Ngairangbam Yaipharembi, Elizabeth Huidrom, ... Huidrom Birkumar Singh in Economic Botany
    Article 31 August 2023
  2. Screening wild Brassica species against Alternaria brassicicola (Schw.) Wiltsh for breeding Alternaria leaf spot resistance in Brassica vegetables

    Alternaria leaf spot is a major disease of Brassica crops, and it causes huge economic loss to both the cultivated Brassica oilseeds and vegetables....

    Shrawan Singh, Sushma Sagar, ... Lakshman Prasad in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
    Article 13 November 2023
  3. Threats and Conservation Strategies of Common Edible Vegetables That Possess Pharmacological Potentials in Nigeria

    Man uses plants as a source of fuel, food, medicine, shelter, fodder, and other forestry products. Vegetables are any component of a plant that may...
    Wisdom Ebiye Sawyer, Daniel Etim Jacob, ... Anjolaolowa Mary Popoola in Herbal Medicine Phytochemistry
    Reference work entry 2024
  4. Andaman’s Indigenous and Exotic Vegetables for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship

    The indigenous vegetables constitute an important source of dietary micronutrients and livelihood support for poor and marginal communities in rural...
    Shrawan Singh, D. R. Singh in Vegetables for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship
    Chapter 2023
  5. Quelites Pasados of the Sierra Tarahumara, Chihuahua, Mexico: An Interdisciplinary Ethnobotanical Study of Leafy Green Vegetables

    Leafy green vegetables have been a part of human diets throughout human history. Globally, they are gaining recognition since these wild foods could...

    Patricia Severiano-Pérez, Sol Cristians, ... Perla Silvestre-Lara in Economic Botany
    Article Open access 26 October 2023
  6. Threats and Conservation Strategies of Common Edible Vegetables That Possess Pharmacological Potentials in Nigeria

    Man uses plants as a source of fuel, food, medicine, shelter, fodder, and other forestry products. Vegetables are any component of a plant that may...
    Wisdom Ebiye Sawyer, Daniel Etim Jacob, ... Anjolaolowa Mary Popoola in Herbal Medicine Phytochemistry
    Living reference work entry 2023
  7. Traditional and Underutilized Fruits and Vegetables for Attaining Zero Hunger

    Himalayan fruits are one of the few untapped bioresources that require special attention to address several issues related to food insecurity,...
    Ritika, Mansi, ... Arun Kumar Gupta in Food Production, Diversity, and Safety Under Climate Change
    Chapter 2024
  8. Contribution of Underutilized Wild Edibles Extracted from Urban Landscapes for Food Security and Socio-Ecological Resilience in Kashmir

    The significance of wild edibles in supporting the food and nutritional security of underprivileged communities has been acknowledged. However, there...
    Ishtiyak Ahmad Peerzada, M. A. Islam, ... Humara Gulzar in Urban Foraging in the Changing World
    Chapter 2024
  9. Wild edible plants: diversity, use pattern and livelihood linkage in Eastern India

    Wild edible plants (WEPs) are of great important source of nutrition and ensuring food security for local tribal and rural poor communities of India....

    Sifan Priyadarshini, Sabita Tudu, ... Sudam Charan Sahu in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
    Article 03 January 2024
  10. Mechanisms of salinity tolerance and their possible application in the breeding of vegetables

    Background

    In dry and semi-arid areas, salinity is the most serious hazard to agriculture, which can affect plant growth and development adversely....

    Mostafakamal Shams, Ali Khadivi in BMC Plant Biology
    Article Open access 14 March 2023
  11. Underexploited Vegetables of Coastal India for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship

    A healthy living primarily depends on the food we consume, and it should be capable of providing the proportionate nutrients for supporting a...
    T. Pradeepkumar, K. I. Divya in Vegetables for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship
    Chapter 2023
  12. Impact of Climate Change on Nutraceutical Properties of Vegetables

    Due to the fact that vegetables are the only cheapest source of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, hence they are a crucial part of the human diet....
    Meenakshi Kumari, Shashank Shekhar Solankey, ... Rajiv in Advances in Research on Vegetable Production Under a Changing Climate Vol. 2
    Chapter 2023
  13. A Cross-continental Survey of Traditional Food Systems That Are Based on Wild Food Plants

    Food systems comprising items derived from local or indigenous and naturally available sources were followed by the human race all over the world....
    Sajana Sreedharan, Vaishnav Suresh Babu, ... Ajay Kumar in Wild Food Plants for Zero Hunger and Resilient Agriculture
    Chapter 2023
  14. Plant Food for Human Health: Case Study of Indigenous Vegetables in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria

    The people of a particular culture and locale utilize plant resources within their environment for diverse purposes, e.g., as food. Plants that...
    Nkereuwem Udoakah Obongodot, Matthew Chidozie Ogwu in Herbal Medicine Phytochemistry
    Reference work entry 2024
  15. Nutraceutical Potential of Tropical Wild Edible Plants of India

    Humankind nowadays embraces living naturally and healthily. Wild edible plants are medicinally and nutritionally rich. Wild food plants are valued...
    K. Abha Manohar, Vangapandu Thriveni, ... Sumit Chakravarty in Wild Food Plants for Zero Hunger and Resilient Agriculture
    Chapter 2023
  16. Wild food plants gathered by four cultural groups in North Waziristan, Pakistan

    The foraging of wild food plants (WFPs) is an important sociocultural and human ecological phenomenon, especially in more peripheral rural  and...

    Noor Khalid, Lal Badshah, ... Andrea Pieroni in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
    Article 15 December 2022
  17. Phytoremediation by Wild Weeds: A Natural Asset

    The diverse activities of humans have changed the composition and organization of soil which have resulted in the contamination of our environment. A...
    Sabreen Bashir, Madhuri Girdhar, ... Anand Mohan in Phytoremediation
    Chapter 2023
  18. Root Vegetables for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship

    The nutritional contents of root vegetable crops are important because of their varied food value and extended storage life. Orange carrot is a good...
    Pritam Kalia, Raman Selvakumar in Vegetables for Nutrition and Entrepreneurship
    Chapter 2023
  19. Usage of Wild Edible Plants Among Upland Indigenous Communities of Northeastern States of India

    The use of wild plants as food is an integral part of the culture and tradition of many indigenous communities around the world. These wild plants...
    Nilay Kumar, Sunandani Chandel, ... Kalkame Cheran Momin in Wild Food Plants for Zero Hunger and Resilient Agriculture
    Chapter 2023
  20. Beyond harvest: unlocking economic value through value addition in wild edible plants for sustainable livelihood in Arunachal Himalayas

    Modernization and urbanization have profoundly impacted the way tribal rural communities interact with forests. This study sheds light on how tribal...

    Inda Mihu, Mundeep Deuri, ... Sumpam Tangjang in Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution
    Article 12 June 2024
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