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Amazonia

[ am-uh-zoh-nee-uh ]

noun

  1. the region around the Amazon, in N South America.


Amazonia

/ 泾əˈ³úəʊ²Ôɪə /

noun

  1. the land around the Amazon river
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Both scores featured live music, Russian pianist Vladimir Rumyantsev playing Beethoven’s “Diabelli†Variations offstage and Third Coast Percussion performing Glass’ “Aguas da Amazonia†in the pit.

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The authors add, "'Nature's Strongholds' -- large, interconnected, ecologically intact areas that are well managed and equitably governed -- are identified in Amazonia and Central Africa. The approach offers an effective way to conserve biodiversity at a global scale."

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Over the course of millennia, Indigenous peoples bred it from a weedy wild plant into a crop that stores prodigious quantities of starch in potatolike tubers, thrives in Amazonia's poor soils and is nearly invulnerable to pests.

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How can cassava be so toxic, yet still dominate diets in Amazonia?

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In modern hands, they can be bred to produce new types, fitting purposes beyond those in Amazonia itself.

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