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Alimentum (a verbo alendo) est quaelibet res^[1] ad praebendum nutritionale corporis animalis adiumentum consumpta. Ea plerumque in plantis vel animalibus oritur, et nutrimenta propria continet, sicut carbohydrata, adipes, proteina, vitamina, et mineralia. Res ab organismo ingeritur atque ab organismi cellulis concoquitur ut energiam efficiat, vitam sustineat, vel auctum excitet. Alimenta hominibus propria sunt cibi et potiones.

Omnem per historiam, homines alimentum rationibus duabus comprehenderunt: venatione et collectione atque agricultura. Hodie, plurimum energiae alimentariae quam numerus incolarum mundi consumit ab industria alimentaria et biotechnologia suppeditatur.

Pars hominis culturae locos foris ad edere habere est, popinas nomine, et habere possunt varias culturas cibi e variis partibus mundi.

Genera alimenti

Vide etiam

Notae

↑ Definitio ex Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Bibliographia

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Bibliographia addita

Collingham, E. M. 2011. The Taste of War: World War Two and the Battle for Food.
Katz, Solomon. 2003. The Encyclopedia of Food and Culture. Scribner.
Marion Nestle. 2007. Food Politics: How the Food Industry Influences Nutrition and Health. Ed. retractata et aucta. University Presses of California. ISBN 0-520-25403-1.

Nexus externi

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad alimentum spectant.

Commercium alimenti, apud situm fao.org
Tempus Alimenti, apud situm foodtimeline.org
Wikibooks Cookbook, apud situm wikibooks.org

[1] Definitio ex Encyclopaedia Britannica.

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-'''Alimentum''' est quaelibet res<ref>[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/212568/food Definitio] ex [[Encyclopaedia Britannica]].</ref> ad praebendum [[nutrimentum|nutritionale]] [[corpus (physica)|corporis]] [[animal]]is adiumentum consumpta. Ea plerumque in [[planta|plantis]] vel [[animal]]ibus oritur, et nutrimenta propria<!--essential--> continet, sicut [[carbohydratum|carbohydrata]], [[adeps|adipes]], [[proteinum|proteina]], [[vitaminum|vitamina]], et [[minerale|mineralia]]. Res ab [[organismus|organismo]] ingeritur atque ab organismi [[cellula|cellulis]] concoquitur ut [[energia]]m efficiat, [[vita]]m sustineat, vel auctum excitet. Alimenta [[homo|hominibus]] propria sunt [[cibus|cibi]] et [[potio]]nes.
+'''Alimentum''' (a verbo ''alendo'') est quaelibet res<ref>[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/212568/food Definitio] ex [[Encyclopaedia Britannica]].</ref> ad praebendum [[nutrimentum|nutritionale]] [[corpus (physica)|corporis]] [[animal]]is adiumentum consumpta. Ea plerumque in [[planta|plantis]] vel [[animal]]ibus oritur, et nutrimenta propria<!--essential--> continet, sicut [[carbohydratum|carbohydrata]], [[adeps|adipes]], [[proteinum|proteina]], [[vitaminum|vitamina]], et [[minerale|mineralia]]. Res ab [[organismus|organismo]] ingeritur atque ab organismi [[cellula|cellulis]] concoquitur ut [[energia]]m efficiat, [[vita]]m sustineat, vel auctum excitet. Alimenta [[homo|hominibus]] propria sunt [[cibus|cibi]] et [[potio]]nes.
 Omnem per [[historia]]m, homines alimentum rationibus [[duo|duabus]] comprehenderunt: [[venator et collector|venatione et collectione]] atque [[agricultura]]. Hodie, plurimum [[energia alimentarius|energiae alimentariae]]<!--food energy--> quam [[numerus incolarum]] mundi<!--world population--> consumit ab [[industria alimentaria]]<!--food industry--> et [[biotechnologia]] suppeditatur.