SFU professor Chelsey Geralda Armstrong’s research on beaked hazelnut DNA reveals Indigenous peoples in British Columbia ...

They hope to breed the plants for larger nut yields, improved flavor, cold-hardiness and resistance to the Eastern Filbert blight, a disease that affects many hazelnut plants, Current said. The ...

plants were cultivated and engineered to a level that is now observable in the genetic structure of hazelnut.” ...

Adding hazelnut oil to your coffee isn't just a flavor upgrade; it's a health boost too! Packed with vitamins E and B, plus ...

To understand the intertwined histories of people and plants, Armstrong often works for and with Indigenous Elders and knowledge-holders. Through previous projects, Armstrong became aware of oral ...

The hazelnut tree has long been a part of the landscape ... that Indigenous stewardship practices helped shape plant species distributions and kept populations of salmon healthy, all of that ...

A team of environmental management specialists, dendrologists and Indigenous studies researchers found evidence showing that Indigenous people living in British Columbia cultivated hazelnut trees ...