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Filogenia del género Zapoteca (Leguminosae, Caesalpinioideae), Ingeae
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Actoras en la globalización. Mujeres zapotecas en Los Ángeles California
Groupe De Recherche Sur L'Amérique Latine/Histoire--mémoire, 2007 “Dicen que el gigante dormido ya se despertó. Pero no estábamos dormidos, estábamos trabajando”. Silvia, Migrante zapoteca Mayo 2006, Los Ángeles Los Ángeles, California, 25 de marzo de 2006, 9:30 a.m.: Un grupo de mujeres zapotecas originarias de Oaxaca
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Estado nutricional y medidas antropométricas en escolares Zapotecas y no Zapotecas de Oaxaca, México
Nutrición clínica y dietética hospitalaria (Internet)Introduction: Indigenous groups face discrimination and exclusion, which generates inequities in the field of health. In addition, they are nutritionally vulnerable, which affects their growth and development potential compared to the non-indigenous population. Objective: to compare the nutritional status and anthropometric measurements between Zapotec
Jorge Fernando Luna Hernández
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Polibotanica, 2022 En este trabajo se obtuvo el valor cultural de los recursos forestales no maderables (RFNM) en plantas que utilizan los pobladores de dos comunidades zapotecas de la Sierra Juárez de Oaxaca.
Nancy Gabriela Molina Luna
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Zapoteca formosa: Sulfur Chemistry and Phytotoxicity
Journal of Chemical Ecology, 2004Chemical analysis of Zapoteca formosa extracts show that a variety of volatile sulfur-containing components, including cyclic polysulfides, are responsible for the distinctive odor of its germinating seeds and young plants. The major sulfur-containing compounds include acetyl djenkolic acid, djenkolic acid, taurine, cystine, benzothiazole, dimethyl ...
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