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Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-Known Plants of the Andes with Promise for Worldwide Cultivation (1989)
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. "Front Matter." Lost Crops of the Incas: Little-Known Plants of the Andes with Promise for Worldwide Cultivation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1989.

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Art Credits

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Narda Lebo

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Jorge León

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Marten Sørensen (plant), Jorge León (tuber)

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Jorge León

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Jorge León

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MINKA (La Revista Peruana de Ciencia y Tecnología Campesina)

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Julio Rea and Jorge León

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MINKA

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Scientific American, Inc., from “The Late Blight of Potatoes,” by John E. Niederhauser and William C. Cobb. © 1959. All rights reserved.

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MINKA

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Monique Endt

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From W. E. Safford in Proceedings of the 19th Congress of Americanists, 1917.

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Mario Tapia

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Deborah Cowal

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Rupert Barneby

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From J. J. Ochse, Tropische Groenten

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MINKA

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Jean Andrews

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Jorge León

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Brenda Spears-Contee (mora de Castilla) and Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, New Zealand (ugni)

222

Monique Endt

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From J. J. Ochse, J. Soule, M. J. Dijkman, and C. Wehlburg, Tropical and Subtropical Agriculture, © 1961. The Macmillan Company.

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Carole A. Ranney

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Monique Endt

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Universidad Nacional Agraria, Lima

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Brenda Spears-Contee

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Jorge León

286

Curtis's Botanical Magazine, 1844

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Michael Hermann

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M. Alliaume, Revue Horticole, 1880. Courtesy Lynn Bohs

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Brenda Spears-Contee

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Monique Endt

The small drawings that appear at the end of some chapters are redrawn from ancient pottery and artwork dug up in the Andean region.

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