Indigenous Maize: Who Owns the Rights to Mexico’s ‘Wonder’ …
WEBJul 16, 2019 · The maize, known as olotón, was almost ready for harvest and its aerial roots glistened with gel. Ronald Ferrera-Cerrato, a microbiologist, took samples back to his lab outside Mexico City to test the bacteria in the gel.
Olotón, The Nitrogen Fixing Corn from Mexico - AmazingLife.Bio
WEBDec 18, 2020 · Olotón, a breed of corn from Mexico, can have huge impacts on global food production in a few ways. Image via UCDavis. Nitrogen Fixing and Fertilizers. Olotón is a towering plant that looks like Rhubarb. It secretes mucus from its stalks and can grow easily in some of the worst terrains.
Can We Grow One of the World’s Largest Food Crops Without
WEBResearchers from UC Davis, the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and Mars, Incorporated have made a remarkable discovery: an indigenous variety of Mexican corn that can also fix nitrogen from the...
Olotón - Biodiversidad Mexicana
WEBMuestra de mazorcas de la raza Olotón. Distribución de la raza de maíz Olotón en México. Potencial | Puntual. Esta raza domina en las partes altas del sureste del país, generalmente arriba de los 1,900 m, en el estado de Chiapas, donde es típica de la región de los Altos y el Soconusco (CONABIO 2011, Ortega 1973, Wellhausen et al. 1951 ...
Maíz Olotón - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
WEBMaíz Olotón es una variedad tradicional de maíz cultivado en la Sierra Mixe región de México, especialmente en el pueblo de Totontepec Villa de Morelos .
Pueblo de Oaxaca entregó maíz olotón a empresa de EU, pero le …
WEBEl acuerdo entre la empresa de EU y autoridad de Totontepec, en Oaxaca, para extraer el maíz “olotón”, que crece sin fertilizantes, da sólo 1% de las ganancias a la comunidad indígena y el ...
Maíz olotón, en la mira de empresas transnacionales
WEBNov 3, 2022 · Maíz olotón, en la mira de empresas transnacionales. Podrían patentarla sin reconocerle a los indígenas el mejoramiento genético autóctono desarrollado en las milpas de sus ancestros. Omar Páramo Nov 3, 2022. Compartir.
The Indigenous Mexican Corn That Uses Air as Fertilizer - The Atlantic
WEBAug 9, 2018 · Corn, or maize, originated in southern Mexico when it was domesticated from a wild cereal called teosinte. The region is still home to the greatest diversity of the crop, with thousands of unique...
Who should profit from Mexico’s nitrogen-fixing corn?
WEBJul 16, 2019 · The maize, known as olotón, was almost ready for harvest and its aerial roots glistened with gel. Ronald Ferrera-Cerrato, a microbiologist, took samples back to his lab outside Mexico City to test the bacteria in the gel.
Oloton Maize: A climate smart nitrogen fixing cereal - ResearchGate
WEBJun 15, 2023 · Oloton Maize: A climate smart nitrogen fixing cereal. June 2023. Authors: Anannya Dhar. Ramakrishna Mision Vivekananda Educational and Research Institute. Abstract. Maize (Zea mays L.) is...