Ethnobotanical Study of Rice Growing Process in Northeastern Thailand
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2006
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University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Thailand is a developing country that relies heavily on rice agriculture. Photographic techniques are an easy and efficient method for studying human activities, culture, traditions, ethnobotany, and ethnoeconomy. In this paper, photos are used to provide an ethnobotanical description of the rice growing process of rice farmers in Northeast Thailand, from preparing the rice fields to harvesting the rice. “One picture can speak a thousand words.”
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Photo essay
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ethnobotany, glutinous rice, Oryza sativa, traditional farming, Thailand, cameras, manual harvesting, indigenous knowledge, plant cultural practices, sowing, planting, plowing, harrowing, seedling production, grain storage facilities, threshing, digital images
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Mokkamul P. 2006. Ethnobotanical study of rice growing process in northeastern Thailand. Ethnobotany Research & Applications 4:213-222.
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