Okavango
Okavango see Cubango , river.
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ARROWROOT HAS A PLACE IN THE THICK OF THINGS.(FLAVOR)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot; 7/15/1998; ; 530 words
; ...Byline: BETTY DOUGLASS, CORRESPONDENT ARROWROOT IS a fine white powder that is valued...rootlike plant stem called rhizome. Arrowroot powder is used as a thickening agent...California Culinary Academy, 1992), says, arrowroot ``imparts a sheen to fruit glazes and...
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ARROWROOT INDUSTRY STUDY.
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 2/1/2001; 524 words
; The arrowroot industry in St. Vincent has experienced...whether there was any future for the arrowroot industry and what needs to be done to...around 150 farmers are actively engaged in arrowroot cultivation on 230 acres of lands. In...
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ST.VINCENT & THE GRENADINES: The once world famous arrowroot industry
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 11/1/1992; 471 words
; The once world famous arrowroot industry seems poised for a comeback...Organization of American States. Arrowroot has been used extensively in the food...cereal combining varying amounts of arrowroot with fruits; a comparatively cheap...
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Arrows (and arrowroot) in Jane Austen's Emma. (Miscellany).(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal; 1/1/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...closest word found there to "arrow" is "arrowroot." It occurs three times to one for...III. ch. 9, p. 391). Now, the arrowroot in question was indeed of a very superior...say) Shakespeare's. It is true that arrowroot is so named because it is a cure for...
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ARROWROOT EXPANSION STUDIED.
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 2/1/1999; 568 words
; ...expansion of the financially troubled arrowroot industry, reports CANA (January 11, 1999): The local arrowroot industry has been on the rebound over...about 50 acres to 360 acres, but the Arrowroot Industry Association has called for...
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US$7.5 MILLION ARROWROOT PROJECT.
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 4/1/1999; 655 words
; ...farming families involved in production of arrowroot in St. Vincent. The project aims to...the current 7,000-8,000 pounds of arrowroot rhizome to 15,000 pounds to the acre...Fraser, general manager of the local Arrowroot Industry Association. Peas, cassava...
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ARROWROOT LIQUOR
Magazine article from: Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals; 6/1/2005; ; 248 words
; Dingrongshan Wild Arrowroot Co Ltd has launched a new type of arrowroot-based liquor. The wild arrowroot is locally grown and has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries. It is often referred to as the 'Ginseng of the South...
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Arrowroot, once a major industry here,
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 9/1/1993; 279 words
; ...Walker, Chairman of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines' Arrowroot Industry Association. For the 1993 crop, 191,797 pounds...the 209,875 pounds purchased in 1992, the total amount of arrowroot harvested exceed the 1992 figure by about one third, and...
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ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADIES: ARROWROOT PRODUCTION TO BE EXPANDED
Newspaper article from: Caribbean Update; 9/1/1995; 367 words
; Officials of the St. Vincent Arrowroot Association plan to expand acreage of the crop from a current...pounds of rhizomes, one banana farmer who is now getting into arrowroot production says those were "very, very good" returns. COPYRIGHT...
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USPTO Issues Trademark COCOHODO to Shama for Japanese Arrowroot Powder
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News; 10/19/2009; 340 words
; ...beneath a fanciful design of a tree". The goods for which registration was sought are "Arrowroot for use as a food thickener; Japanese arrowroot powder; flour; biscuits; candy; almond cake; ice cream; cookies; buns; walnut cake...
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Arrowroot
Encyclopedia entry from: Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine
Arrowroot Description Growing to a height of up to 6 ft (2 m), arrowroot is a tropical perennial with clusters of long...American kitchens as a thickening agent. While arrowroot is native to Central America and widely cultivated...
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arrowroot
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
arrowroot any plant of the genus Maranta, usually...for their ornamental leaves. The term arrowroot is also used for the easily digestible...arundinacea, the true, or West Indian, arrowroot, which is naturalized in Florida. Other...
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Queensland arrowroot
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
Queensland arrowroot See CANNA .
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East Indian arrowroot
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
East Indian arrowroot See TACCA and TACCACEAE .
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canna
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...called Indian shot because of the hard shotlike seeds. C. edulis, Queensland arrowroot, is cultivated in the tropics for its rootstock, a commercial arrowroot starch. Canna is classified in the division Magnoliophyta , class Liliopsida...
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