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Pinus monophylla

July 25, 2014 650 × 488 Recipe I: Plumpiñon

Pinus monophylla – piñon tree species that yields edible piñon nuts

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a companion to the book

  • Blasted Landscapes
    • Hope In Blasted Landscapes
    • R.A.W. Assmilk Soap
    • Blasted Landscapes (And the Gentle Art of Mushroom Picking)
  • Edible Companions
    • Microbiopolitics
    • Recipe I: Plumpiñon
    • Recipe II: Human Cheese
    • Recipe III: Multispecies Communities
    • Recipe IV: Bitter Medicine Is Stronger
    • Life Cycle of a Common Weed
  • Life & Biotechnology
    • Life in the Age of Biotechnology
    • Invertebrate Visions: Diffractions of the Brittlestar
    • Speculative Fabulations for Technoculture’s Generations

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