Traditional Knowledge of Biopreservation of Perishable Vegetable and Bamboo Shoots in Northeast India as Food Resources
Publication Year: 2009
Author(s): Tamang B, Tamang JP
Abstract:
Biopreservation of perishable vegetables is a native skill of Northeast Indian women. Lactic acid fermentation is the actual mechanism involve in the biopreservation process of perishable vegetable and bamboo shoots. Some ethnic fermented vegetables of Northeast India are gundruk, sinki, goyang, inziangsang, khalpi, anishi, etc. and ethnic fermented bamboo shoot products are mesu, soidon, soibum, soijim, ekung, eup, hiring, and lung-siej.
Source of Publication: Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge
Vol/Issue: 8(1),89-95pp.
Country: India
Publisher/Organisation: NIScPR-CSIR
URL:
https://nopr.niscpr.res.in/bitstream/123456789/2978/1/IJTK%208%281%29%2089-95.pdf
Theme: Traditional/ Indigenous Knowledge | Subtheme: Food Systems
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