Plants for Desperate Times: The Diversity of Life-Saving Famine Foods
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Plants for Desperate Times: The Diversity of Life-Saving Famine Foods

by Paul E. Minnis, Robert Freedman

History Botany Anthropology food studies
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Plants for Desperate Times examines the diversity of life-saving famine foods and the vital role plants can play during periods of scarcity. Paul E. Minnis and Robert Freedman explore a subject at the intersection of botany, food history, human survival, and cultural knowledge.

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Plants for Desperate Times examines the diversity of plants used as famine foods.

The book focuses on the life-saving importance of plant resources during periods of food scarcity.

Paul E. Minnis and Robert Freedman present a subject connecting plant diversity, human survival, and food history.

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