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Edible Insects Uses in South Korean Gastronomy: “Korean Edible Insect Laboratory” Case Study

2018
The aim of this chapter is to explain changes in South Korean gastronomy involving edible insects. This chapter begins by exploring the past use of edible insects in the Korean diet; identifying the reasons for their decreasing portion of Koreans’ diets.
Jungyoung Tiffany Shin, Melissa A. Baker, Young Wook Kim   +2 more
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Edible Insects

2023
Apoorva Shandilya, Geetanjali Mishra, null Omkar   +2 more
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Insects Parasitizing Edible Ectomycorrhizal Mushrooms

2012
Among the many interactions between fungi and insects, mycophagy has definitely the greatest impact on the commerce and human food consumption of edible ectomycorrhizal mushrooms (EEMMs). Arthropods belonging to different classes and especially to certain orders of insects feed on macromycetes, in particular on the fruiting bodies of many ...
Nicola Sitta, Luciano Süss
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Edible Insects of Nigeria

2019
The Nigerian Field, 78, 3 ...
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Edible Insect Farming

2023
Rimsha Naseem, Waqar Majeed, Mian Muhammad Awais, Muhammad Noman Naseem, Naureen Rana, Uzma Ramzan   +5 more
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Edible insects of chiapas, Mexico

Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 2002
In Chiapas, we recorded 178 species of edible insects included in 8 orders of Class Insecta: Hymenoptera (67 species), Coleoptera (41 species), Lepidoptera (27 species), Orthoptera (25 species), Hemiptera (11 species), Homoptera (5 species), and Trichoptera and Neuroptera (one species each). Of the species recorded, 99.5% are terrestrial. Seventy-seven
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Edible insects and food safety

Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition
The agri-food industry would greatly benefit from a solution based on a sustainable approach inspired by the Farm-to-Fork strategy to fulfill global food demands for primary foodstuffs. Entomophagy has all the potential to answer the cornerstones of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Carvalho, Teresa Bento de, Teixeira, Paula, Barbosa, Joana Bastos   +2 more
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Edible Insects

2017
A. Van Huis, F.V. Dunkel
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Potential health benefits of edible insects

Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 2022
M Elizabeth Miller, Hang Xiao, Xian Wu
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Edible Insect

Scientistsobserve annually that the growing human population on our planet leads tonutritional challenges. Approximately 1 in 9 people suffer from hunger due tofood shortages caused by significant increases in population growth anduncontrolled migration.
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