Cassava cultivation in Latin America

Cassava cultivation in Latin AmericaCassava was domesticated from its wild species ancestors in the New World, probably in South America. This origin, with its connection to indigenous cultures, has been presented as both advantage and disadvantage. It has helped to maintain the production of cassava, but has also been the cause of difficulty in modernising the crop. A well known contrast is Thailand, a country with little or no traditional use of cassava, which has managed to establish

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