Placeholder: It’s clear that quinoa’s international fame has reached unprecedented heights, but its cultural history reveals this comes from only the most recent attempt to turn the crop into a global alternative grain. Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) was first domesticated thousands of years ago in regions that today are part of Peru and Bolivia. It’s in the goosefoot family, so-called because of the three-pointed leaves typical of Chenopodium species that resemble the webbed foot of a goose. Many Chenopodium s It’s clear that quinoa’s international fame has reached unprecedented heights, but its cultural history reveals this comes from only the most recent attempt to turn the crop into a global alternative grain. Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) was first domesticated thousands of years ago in regions that today are part of Peru and Bolivia. It’s in the goosefoot family, so-called because of the three-pointed leaves typical of Chenopodium species that resemble the webbed foot of a goose. Many Chenopodium s

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It’s clear that quinoa’s international fame has reached unprecedented heights, but its cultural history reveals this comes from only the most recent attempt to turn the crop into a global alternative grain. Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) was first domesticated thousands of years ago in regions that today are part of Peru and Bolivia. It’s in the goosefoot family, so-called because of the three-pointed leaves typical of Chenopodium species that resemble the webbed foot of a goose. Many Chenopodium s

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It’s clear that quinoa’s international fame has reached unprecedented heights, but its cultural history reveals this comes from only the most recent attempt to turn the crop into a global alternative grain. Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) was first domesticated thousands of years ago in regions that today are part of Peru and Bolivia. It’s in the goosefoot family, so-called because of the three-pointed leaves typical of Chenopodium species that resemble the webbed foot of a goose. Many Chenopodium s
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