Titlebook: Ethnobotany of the Mountain Regions of Mexico; Alejandro Casas,José Juan Blancas Vázquez Living reference work 20200th edition Ethnobotan

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Agroforestry Complexes in the Mountain Regions of Mexico,lt access, steep slopes, frosts, among other aspects. From a historical perspective, mountain inhabitants are in a constant endeavor to develop management strategies to derive a livelihood; this knowledge is constructed from the interaction’s experiences though generations, evaluated through trial a

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Biocultural Ethnobotany of the Zapotec Mountains of Oaxaca, and importance and play a major role in the dynamics of the biocultural landscape. This chapter employs the transdisciplinary approach of biocultural ethnobotany to describe and interweave these diversities in mountainous Zapotec regions of Oaxaca. This is exemplified by two case studies in the Sie

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,Cuicatec Ethnobotany: Plants and Subsistence in San Lorenzo Pápalo, Oaxaca,in the indigenous community of San Lorenzo Pápalo, Oaxaca, where we documented and analyzed local people’s knowledge about plants and animals and their local uses and management. This chapter focuses on the ethnobotanical research, while the study of interactions with fauna was published elsewhere.

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Ethnobotanical Knowledge and the Patterns of Plant Use and Management in the Sierra de Huautla Biose state of Morelos, Mexico, inhabited by peoples conserving a remarkable biocultural heritage. In the REBIOSH, the dominant vegetation is the tropical deciduous forest characterized by its marked seasonality. The region harbors a considerable ethnobotanical richness with 1024 useful species recorded

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Ethnobotany in the Sierra Tarahumara, Mexico: Mountains As Barriers, Conduits, and Generators of Plof floristic and vegetational mosaics. The resulting variability necessitates adjustments by inhabitants through a mixed strategy of resource exploitation. In turn, they appropriate and modify surrounding plant resources.