By decoding the DNA of the beaked hazelnut (Corylus cornuta), a native plant that thrives in British Columbia, a team of multidisciplinary scientists is providing new insight into how ancestral ...
Through previous projects, Armstrong became aware of oral traditions that told of how ancient humans cultivated beaked hazelnut. In addition to providing a reliable source of nutrition, people ...
Beaked hazelnuts are a wild food native to North America. Indigenous peoples in British Columbia have passed down stories of these hazelnuts as a... Here's how a wild hazelnut could help the Land ...
The hazelnut tree has long been a part of the landscape in parts of British Columbia. A 19th-century settler gave the village of Hazelton in northern B.C.'s Skeena region its name because of the ...
But we're talking about hazelnuts in Canada. What's going on? KWONG: Yeah. So the star of the science show today is the beaked hazelnut. SHAPIRO: Beaked? KWONG: They are related to those ...
Through previous projects, Armstrong became aware of oral traditions that told of how ancient humans cultivated beaked hazelnut. In addition to providing a reliable source of nutrition ...
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Study finds Indigenous people in B.C. cultivated hazelnuts 7,000 years ago, challenging modern assumptionsA new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science indicates Indigenous peoples in B.C. had been cultivating the beaked hazelnut for thousands of years, which researchers say ...
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