There is a green flower bud called loroco that is eaten in Central
America. Does anyone know where I might find some nutritional data on
this plant?
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Loroco (Flower Bud)
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[email hidden] wrote:
: There is a green flower bud called loroco that is eaten in Central
: America. Does anyone know where I might find some nutritional data on
: this plant?Here is some nutritional data of Loroco (/Fernaldia pandurata/) in Spanish:
http://www.fao.org/Regional/LAmerica/prior/segalim/prodalim/prodveg/cdrom/contenido/libro11/cap2.htm
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Juhana Harju wrote:
: [email hidden] wrote:
:: There is a green flower bud called loroco that is eaten in Central
:: America. Does anyone know where I might find some nutritional data
:: on this plant?
:
: Here is some nutritional data of Loroco (/Fernaldia pandurata/) in
: Spanish:
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http://www.fao.org/Regional/LAmerica/prior/segalim/prodalim/prodveg/cdrom/contenido/libro11/cap2.htmIn addition, Loroca contains volatile components which give its peculiar and
pungent odor:http://ift.confex.com/ift/98annual/techprogram/accepted/987.htm
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