Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina
This contribution includes the results of a study within Urban Ethnobotany about those Legumes employed with medicinal and food purposes in the biggest conurbation of Argentina: Greater Buenos Aires-Greater La Plata. Plants, parts of them and derived products were evaluated. Products that circulate...
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paper:paper_07177917_v10_n5_p443_Hurrell2023-06-08T15:43:04Z Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina Argentina Botanical knowledge Legumes Urban areas Urban ethnobotany herbaceous agent Argentina article herbal medicine legume nutritional value social aspect traditional medicine urban population This contribution includes the results of a study within Urban Ethnobotany about those Legumes employed with medicinal and food purposes in the biggest conurbation of Argentina: Greater Buenos Aires-Greater La Plata. Plants, parts of them and derived products were evaluated. Products that circulate in diverse shops of the area correspond to 32 taxa. Those are catalogued as products with generalized diffusion (present in the general commercial circuit), restricted diffusion (restricted to groups of Bolivian and Asians immigrants taken as reference) and expanding diffusion (species which products are passing from restricted to general circuit, from their access in health stores called "dietéticas"). Besides, the paper includes 35 taxa native and adventitious in the area, that have been recorded as food and medicine, and 36 taxa cultivated as ornamental, that are employed in other regions -but not in the study area- with therapeutic and food purposes. These results contribute to the definition of urban botanical knowledge here presented, as a complex corpus that includes traditional and non traditional components. Likewise, they contribute to the study of the dynamics of this knowledge, expressed by those plant products that are in expansion in the commercial circuit. © 2011 Boletín Latinoamericano y del Caribe de Plantas Medicinales y Aromáticas. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_07177917_v10_n5_p443_Hurrell http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07177917_v10_n5_p443_Hurrell |
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This contribution includes the results of a study within Urban Ethnobotany about those Legumes employed with medicinal and food purposes in the biggest conurbation of Argentina: Greater Buenos Aires-Greater La Plata. Plants, parts of them and derived products were evaluated. Products that circulate in diverse shops of the area correspond to 32 taxa. Those are catalogued as products with generalized diffusion (present in the general commercial circuit), restricted diffusion (restricted to groups of Bolivian and Asians immigrants taken as reference) and expanding diffusion (species which products are passing from restricted to general circuit, from their access in health stores called "dietéticas"). Besides, the paper includes 35 taxa native and adventitious in the area, that have been recorded as food and medicine, and 36 taxa cultivated as ornamental, that are employed in other regions -but not in the study area- with therapeutic and food purposes. These results contribute to the definition of urban botanical knowledge here presented, as a complex corpus that includes traditional and non traditional components. Likewise, they contribute to the study of the dynamics of this knowledge, expressed by those plant products that are in expansion in the commercial circuit. © 2011 Boletín Latinoamericano y del Caribe de Plantas Medicinales y Aromáticas. |
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Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina |
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Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina |
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Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina |
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Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina |
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Leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos Aires-La Plata, Argentina |
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leguminosas medicinales y alimenticias utilizadas en la conurbación buenos aires-la plata, argentina |
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