*.*.* Unraveling the threads of complexity and circularity to illuminate the hidden patterns shaping our world.*.*.* Welcome to "Complexity & Circularity Unravelled," a blog by Gihan Soliman dedicated to exploring the intricate patterns and interconnected systems that shape our understanding of the world. This blog delves into scientific phenomena, ecological paradoxes, and the emergent properties of complex systems with a focus on curiosity and rigorous inquiry.
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Quinoa-associated fungi and bacteria in Bolivia: conservation and sustainable use
Quinoa-associated fungi and bacteria in Bolivia: conservation and sustainable use
Quinoa seeds are rich in protein, dietary fiber, B vitamins, amino acids, and dietary minerals in amounts greater than in many grains.
The spread of production of quinoa may involve farming into ecologically fragile ecosystems, threatening both the sustainability of producer agriculture and the biodiversity of quinoa. Working with several partners on this project aiming at healthier ecosystems, sustainable cultivation, and resilient communities.
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