Traditional uses for madera ocote in Mexico - Poderlatam Chronicle

Weusedthe Chi-square test to compare ethnobotanicaluseswith respect to others reportedinMexico. To determine the cultural importance, three ethnobotanical indices were applied (UVI, ICF and FL).

Ocote— sustantivo masculino 1México, Guatemala BOTÁNICA Pino de distintas especies, demaderaresinosa, la cual, ya seca, se emplea para encender fuegos. 2 Argentina ANATOMÍA vulgar Ano, orificio del final del conducto digestivo.

TraditionalOcoteMayan pine ccent wood related to the Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) seenn for sale in a local corner shop in Playa Del Carmen, asMexicoprepare to celebrate two days holidays on the 1st and 2nd of November.

OCOTE(MexicoCity, 1979)Ocoteis a type of pine wood, very oilyusedinMexicofor starting fires. I adopted the nameOCOTEto highlight the role that street mural art can play in conveying a message of positive change to people—an artistic spark that ignites the fire of awareness.

En el centro de la majada hay una fogata demaderadeocote.Lo digo porque enMéxico"ocote" por lo general se refiere a trozos muy resinosos del árbol, los cuales se utilizan para prender fuego pero que no serían muy aptos para una fogata por el humo que echan...

What isocoteusedforinMexico?Ocotewas alsousedby early miners to light the mines of Guanajuato. EveryMexicanschool child knows the story of the miner El Pipila (ehl PEE-pee-lah).

MICHOACAN SIMULCAST - BACK TO THE MILPA:TraditionalfarmersinMexico's highlands are reviving ancient indigenous practices, includingtraditionalmilpas, replantingocotepines and building stone walls to terrace the hillsides.

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