traditional edible oil expeller in Botswana

Plant-based traditional foods and beverages

  • traditional edible oil expeller in Botswana
  • traditional edible oil expeller in Botswana
  • traditional edible oil expeller in Botswana
  • traditional edible oil expeller in Botswana

Extraction Methods of Oils and Phytochemicals

Expanding and Expelling

Plant-based traditional foods and beverages

An Inventory of Wild Seed Oil Plants of Botswana: An

  • Are wild edible plants a good source of food in Botswana?
  • The plant-based traditional foods/dishes and beverages of Ramotswa village, Botswana, were investigated. The study generated 50 wild edible plants. The diversity of wild edible plants used shed light on their high potential for diet diversification and for food and nutrition security.
  • Are edible plant-based foods processed in the Okavango Delta?
  • This research investigated the edible plant types and investigated the processing steps of plant-based traditional foods/dishes and beverages of Gumare village, located in the catchment area of the Okavango Delta in the northwest of Botswana. Questionnaire interviews and focus group discussions (FGD) were used to collect data.
  • What is the economic value of edible wild plants in Botswana?
  • The economic value, potential for food and nutrition security of Botswana edible wild plants [15, 16, 17], wild vegetables , and medicinal importance for some indicated in this paper were described. Morula and mmilo (Vanguera infausta) were valuable sources of vitamin C, fibers, and minerals (K and Mg) .
  • How many wild edible plants are there in Ramotswa?
  • Bultosa et al. (2020) reported and documented 50 wild edible plants and the description of the processing of plant-based traditional foods and beverages for Ramotswa village.

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