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Add to Cart Download Image Add to Lightbox Share Variety in maize cultivated by Venezuelan Indians Slash-and-burn agriculture by Indians of Guiana Highlands of Venezuela: biodiversity: varieties and hybrids of maize cultivated by Indians. Filename: biodiversity maize Indians Venezuela JNGX0309.tif From gallery: Environment, biodiversity, rainforest destruction, global warming, alternative (wind) energy Source: Date: Location: Credit: Copyright: © Jacques Jangoux 2007 Model Release: No Property Release: No Restrictions: Direct Link:

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