Vegetable ivory – the Beja Botanical Museum photo collection

Q1 Social Sciences

Ethnobotany Research and Applications Pub Date : 2023-09-15 DOI:10.32859/era.26.24.1-19

Luis Mendonça de Carvalho, Francisca Maria Fernandes, Paula Nozes, Sara Albuquerque, Maria de Fátima Nunes

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Abstract

Vegetable ivory is a raw material used to make small objects, such as buttons, adorns for personal use or home decorations. It comes mainly from the seed endosperm of species belonging to the genus Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav.. The collection of Beja Botanical Museum includes a set of historical photos that show all the stages of vegetable ivory processing from seed to buttons, allowing us to have a more complete understanding of the raw materials and technologies used by this industry in the early 1930’s.

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植物象牙-贝加植物博物馆图片集

植物象牙是一种用于制作小物品的原材料，如纽扣、个人使用的装饰品或家庭装饰品。它主要来自Phytelephas Ruiz属植物的种子胚乳;奶油水果蛋白饼. .贝加植物博物馆的藏品包括一组历史照片，展示了植物象牙从种子到纽扣加工的各个阶段，让我们对20世纪30年代初这个行业使用的原材料和技术有了更全面的了解。

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Ethnobotany Research and Applications Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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