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morethansalad · 4 months ago
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Creamy Zucchini Lemon Pasta (Vegan)
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vegan-nom-noms · 3 months ago
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Vegan Trail Mix Recipe
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dougdimmadodo · 5 months ago
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Fast Fauna Facts #13 - Brazil Nut Tree (Bertholletia excelsa)
Family: Lecythis Family (Lecythidaceae)
IUCN Conservation Status: Vulnerable
Among the tallest members of many rainforest tree communities across much of northern South America and southernmost Central America, Brazil Nut Trees may grow to be upwards of 48 meters (158ft) tall and can live for over 1,000 years. Brazil nuts themselves are the tree’s seeds (technically meaning that they aren’t nuts at all, as in botany a true nut is described as a hard, dry fruit containing a single seed, like acorns or chestnuts,) and develop inside enormous woody fruits following pollination. The fruits of Brazil Nut Trees are too hard for most animals to eat, so they rely heavily on specialised herbivores such as Hyacinth Macaws (which break the fruit using their large powerful beaks) and agoutis (long-legged forest-dwelling rodents capable of gnawing through fallen fruits) to distribute their seeds. Brazil Nut Trees only produce seeds once pollinated and are chiefly pollinated by large bee species that exclusively inhabit dense forests, and because of this there is currently no known way of efficiently farming Brazil nuts; all commercially available Brazil nuts are collected from fallen fruits within their native forests, and this combined with the destruction of adult trees through deforestation and the slow rate at which they repopulate (with young trees only beginning to produce fruits at around 70 years old and each fruit taking over a year to mature) means that the species is now threatened.
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planthealthday · 1 year ago
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When wild plants species are not sourced or used sustainably, it may threatens biodiversity.
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About 50 000 wild species are used for food, energy, medicine, material & other purposes. This includes many plants. But often these plants are not sourced or used sustainably, which threatens biodiversity.
How FAO is protecting them?
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perplexed-penguin · 2 years ago
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Peanuts aren’t nuts btw.
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xen-void · 1 year ago
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laughingblue12 · 22 days ago
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Holiday Mixed Nuts
I know what this is.  This is Grandma Aldrich’s holiday nut bowl with nut-cracker and silver walnut picks.  It brings back fond memories of Thanksgiving Day and Christmas reunions that were filled with nuts.  And, yes, I mean that figuratively as well as literally.  I tend to really love nuts. And one of the most insidious things about Facebook is the fact that it connects you to all the nuts…
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ansatsu-sha · 4 months ago
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Brazil nuts / Photo MirageC x Getty Images
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autistic-bunny · 4 months ago
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Why do Brazil Nuts have an aftertaste that tastes like water?
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morethansalad · 1 year ago
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Coconut, Blueberry and Passionfruit Nut Crumble Parfaits (Vegan)
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athomewithmrse · 6 months ago
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Nourishing Nuts: The Benefits of Including Good Fats in Your Diet
Nuts are often celebrated as nature’s powerhouse, packed with essential nutrients and healthy fats that can benefit your overall health. While they are high in fat, the type of fat found in nuts is predominantly unsaturated, which can be beneficial when consumed in moderation.
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56576 · 7 months ago
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Brazil nuts
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hungrytravellers · 8 months ago
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Manaus: Industry, Elegant Buildings & The Meeting Of The Waters
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m-1239 · 11 months ago
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Mixed Nuts !
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faerywitchmomma13 · 11 months ago
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healthy snack
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thescienceagriculture · 1 year ago
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10 World's Most Produced Nuts in 2021
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