Contributions of wild plant foods to food security and health

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Contributions of wild plant foods to food security and health
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Contributions of wild plant foods to food security and health among rural people of Buhera District in Zimbabwe

Dr Muchuweti's research shows that wild plants have very high nutritional potential and that the nutritional value of some of them is greater than that of some cultivated plants.  They may therefore be a high quality source of nutrition for people living in poverty, especially where malnutrition is widespread.

A copy of the powerpoint presentation is available form csid@abdn.ac.uk

 

Speaker

Dr Maud Muchuweti, University of Zimbabwe and Visiting Fellow, Centre for Sustainable International Development

Hosted by

CSID, Public Health and Nutrition Research Group & Rowett Institute for Health and Nutrition

Venue

Institute of Medical Sciences, Level 5 Conference Room

Contact

Melanie McCann m.mccann@abdn.ac.uk

 

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