Origins and Dispersal of Cultivated Vanilla (Vanilla planifolia Jacks. [Orchidaceae])1

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RT @sholleykline: The historical origins of cultivated vanilla are still debated – I found https://t.co/Pp4FDPA1qu a useful overview – but…

12 Jul 2020

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The historical origins of cultivated vanilla are still debated – I found https://t.co/Pp4FDPA1qu a useful overview – but the Maya region of Mexico seems to be a pretty good bet. However, the colonial vanilla trade can be traced to north Veracruz, Mexico, i

12 Jul 2020

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@bug_gwen Big issues w/ fair-trade, environmental (native to Mexico, specialist pollinator)... http://t.co/2hNtX6efw7 http://t.co/QuGh1Hsjuq

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