-
serrulata and
Peritoma serrulata),
commonly known as
Rocky Mountain beeplant/
beeweed, stinking-clover, bee spider-flower,
skunk weed,
Navajo spinach, and guaco...
- Baldwin,
Stuart J. (2002). "Pottery
Paint and
Other Uses of
Rocky Mountain Beeweed (Cleome
serrulata Pursh) in the
Southwestern United States: Ethnographic...
- Baldwin,
Stuart J. (2002). "Pottery
Paint and
Other Uses of
Rocky Mountain Beeweed (Cleome
serrulata Pursh) in the
Southwestern United States: Ethnographic...
- rabbit, to
turtles and ducks. They used amaranth, ricegr****,
cactus fruit,
beeweed flowers, and
cattails for flour. Sunflowers,
hackberry fruit, yucca, wild...
- "BWI$" was
frequently used and the
currency was
known verbally as the "
Beewee" (slang for
British West Indies) dollar.
Shortly thereafter in 1950, the...
- fields, and
vital water was
dammed and
flowed to
edible wild
plants such as
beeweed, cattail, sedges,
ground cherry, milkweed, and wolf berry. Researchers...
-
dancers including Willie Redhead,
Thelma Phillips,
Renalph Gebon and the
Beewee Ballet.
Independence in 1974
launched a
Grenadian national identity which...
- and
seasonal wild
plants were
gathered to
supplement the diet:
Spring –
beeweed and
mustard greens Summer – chokecherries, currants,
gooseberries and raspberries...
-
farming techniques.
Their diet was
supplemented with wild plants, such as
beeweed. As
nutrients were
depleted from over-farming, new land was
found and cleared...
- Ottawa.
National Museums of Canada.
Mercury Series Number 65 (p. 84) "
Beeweed". www2.nau.edu.
Retrieved 2015-08-14.
Commelina dianthifolia.
Native American...
