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'''''Colocasia esculenta,''''' vel '''taro''' (-onis, ''com. gen.'') (ex [[lingua Tahitiana]] et aliis linguis Polynesiis), rarius '''kalo''' (ex [[lingua Havaiana]]), est [[Angiospermae|planta florens]] |
'''''Colocasia esculenta,''''' vel '''taro''' (-onis, ''com. gen.'') (ex [[lingua Tahitiana]] et aliis linguis Polynesiis), rarius '''kalo''' (ex [[lingua Havaiana]]), est [[Angiospermae|planta florens]] [[familia (taxinomia)|familiae]] [[Araceae|Aracearum]], quam [[homo|homines]] in [[zona tropica|zonis tropicis]] excolunt praecipue [[holus]] radicale propter eius [[cormus|cormos]] esculentos, et secundarie holus frondosum. Habetur una ex primis mundi plantis cultis.<ref>[http://www.new-agri.co.uk/06-1/countryp.html new-agri.co Country profile: Samoa, New Agriculturist Online].</ref> Ea ad ''[[Caladium]]'' et ''[[Xanthosoma]]'' arte conectitur, plantas saepissime [[planta ornamentalis|ornamentales]] excultas, et sicut plantae illorum generum aliquando vulgo appellatur ''[[auris]] [[elephas|elephantis]].'' |
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Planta incocta est toxicarius propter [[calcium oxalatum|calcii oxalatum]].<ref>http://www.weird-food.com/weird-food-vegetable.html</ref><ref>http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=pro_apcc_toxic_tarovine</ref> <!-- but cooking destroys the toxin.<ref>''The Morton Arboretum Quarterly'', Morton Arboretum/University of California, 1965, p. 36.</ref> or can be removed by steeping Taro roots in cold water overnight.--> |
Planta incocta est toxicarius propter [[calcium oxalatum|calcii oxalatum]].<ref>http://www.weird-food.com/weird-food-vegetable.html</ref><ref>http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=pro_apcc_toxic_tarovine</ref> <!-- but cooking destroys the toxin.<ref>''The Morton Arboretum Quarterly'', Morton Arboretum/University of California, 1965, p. 36.</ref> or can be removed by steeping Taro roots in cold water overnight.--> |
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Taroni et speciebus ''[[Xanthosomis]]'' domesticatis ubique sunt usus similes sed multa nomina, non exceptis ''callaloo'' et ''coco'' vel ''cocoyam.''<!-- Taro may be distinguished as "taro cocoyam" or "old cocoyam".--> [[Insulae Vitienses|Insulis Vitiensibus]], cognatus verbo Polynesio est ''dalo'' (enunciatum ''ndalo''). In [[Kenya]], taro Anglice ''arrowroot'' appellatus est; in [[lingua Kikuyu]], ''ndŭma''; in nonnullis civitatibus [[Mare Caribaeum|Maris Caribaei]], ''dasheen,'' nomen fortasse ex [[lingua Francica]] ''de Chine'' 'de Sina'. Alterum nomen Caribaeum est ''eddoe,'' quod videtur [[cultivarietas|cultivarietates]] cormis parvis denotare.<!-- and evokes the plant's Asian origins. The leaves are used to make a soup popular in the US Virgin Islands, called '''kallaloo''' soup.--> [[Cyprus|Cypri]], taro ''kolokassi'' appellatus est, nomen simile nomini Romano, ''colocasia,'' quod autem ad '[[faba]]m [[Aegyptus|Aegyptiam]]' perstringit. |
Taroni et speciebus ''[[Xanthosomis]]'' domesticatis ubique sunt usus similes sed multa nomina, non exceptis ''callaloo'' et ''coco'' vel ''cocoyam.''<!-- Taro may be distinguished as "taro cocoyam" or "old cocoyam".--> [[Insulae Vitienses|Insulis Vitiensibus]], cognatus verbo Polynesio est ''dalo'' (enunciatum ''ndalo''). In [[Kenya]], taro Anglice ''arrowroot'' appellatus est; in [[lingua Kikuyu]], ''ndŭma''; in nonnullis civitatibus [[Mare Caribaeum|Maris Caribaei]], ''dasheen,'' nomen fortasse ex [[lingua Francica]] ''de Chine'' 'de Sina'. Alterum nomen Caribaeum est ''eddoe,'' quod videtur [[cultivarietas|cultivarietates]] cormis parvis denotare.<!-- and evokes the plant's Asian origins. The leaves are used to make a soup popular in the US Virgin Islands, called '''kallaloo''' soup.--> [[Cyprus|Cypri]], taro ''kolokassi'' appellatus est, nomen simile nomini Romano, ''colocasia,'' quod autem ad '[[faba]]m [[Aegyptus|Aegyptiam]]' perstringit. |
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Emendatio ex 14:25, 2 Maii 2010
Colocasia esculenta, vel taro (-onis, com. gen.) (ex lingua Tahitiana et aliis linguis Polynesiis), rarius kalo (ex lingua Havaiana), est planta florens familiae Aracearum, quam homines in zonis tropicis excolunt praecipue holus radicale propter eius cormos esculentos, et secundarie holus frondosum. Habetur una ex primis mundi plantis cultis.[1] Ea ad Caladium et Xanthosoma arte conectitur, plantas saepissime ornamentales excultas, et sicut plantae illorum generum aliquando vulgo appellatur auris elephantis.
Planta incocta est toxicarius propter calcii oxalatum.[2][3]
Nomina
Taroni et speciebus Xanthosomis domesticatis ubique sunt usus similes sed multa nomina, non exceptis callaloo et coco vel cocoyam. Insulis Vitiensibus, cognatus verbo Polynesio est dalo (enunciatum ndalo). In Kenya, taro Anglice arrowroot appellatus est; in lingua Kikuyu, ndŭma; in nonnullis civitatibus Maris Caribaei, dasheen, nomen fortasse ex lingua Francica de Chine 'de Sina'. Alterum nomen Caribaeum est eddoe, quod videtur cultivarietates cormis parvis denotare. Cypri, taro kolokassi appellatus est, nomen simile nomini Romano, colocasia, quod autem ad 'fabam Aegyptiam' perstringit.
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Nexus externi
- Taro climate apud Green-Seeds.com (quomodo taronem colere)
- Taveuni Taro apud fijitaro.com (taronis culti negotium Vitiensis)
Fontes
- Hao, Sean. 2006. "Rain, pests and disease shrink taro production to record low." Honolulu Advertiser (2 February 2), C1.
- Stephens, James M. 1994. Dasheen—Colocasia exculenta (L.) Schott. Fact Sheet HS-592 in serie edita ab Horticultural Sciences Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, Universitatis Floridensis. May. [1]
- Viotti, V. 2004. Honolulu Advertiser (16 Martii).
- Wagner, W. L., D. R. Herbst, et S. H. Sohmer. 1999. Manual of the Flowering Plants of Hawai‘i. Editio retracta. Vol. 2, p. 1357. Honolulu: University of Hawai‘i Press et Bishop Museum Press.
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