Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from

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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @drPaolaBressan: @ivosilvestro @DarioBressanini Pare che i primi pomodori arrivati in Europa all'inizio del sedicesimo secolo avessero c…
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@ivosilvestro @DarioBressanini Pare che i primi pomodori arrivati in Europa all'inizio del sedicesimo secolo avessero colori diversi (rosso, oro, giallo, marrone): https://t.co/5FVBtheCIZ
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RT @history_bites: This fascinating academic article chronicles the first appearance of tomatoes in Europe, and what they looked like. htt…
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RT @history_bites: This fascinating academic article chronicles the first appearance of tomatoes in Europe, and what they looked like. htt…
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This fascinating academic article chronicles the first appearance of tomatoes in Europe, and what they looked like. https://t.co/b7WAd0iQlb #foodhistory #foodhist #tomatohistory #columbianexchange #europeanhistory #europeanfoodhistory #academia #thefoodhistorian
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Food and the park: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from ....... https://t.co/EsSqBIuJuI #tomatoes #food
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @MonkCuisine: On tomatoes in Europe. Abstract is really useful even if you're not up to a reading the full article (or are on holiday an…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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@tomhouslay Alternatively, you could spend time reading about the history of the tomato.
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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RT @DavidECastroG: Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para co…
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Investigadores neerlandeses han recopilado información de herbarios, publicaciones e ilustraciones del siglo XVI para conocer cómo eran los primeros tomates que llegaron a Europa desde América. https://t.co/8SZk24TWpb
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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Ever wondered about the origin of #tomatoes? Where they already here in Europe or after Columbo brought examples from hie exporations. Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from https://t.co/JmbQ3C46jS
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RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
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RT @myrmoteras: "In 1544, the Italian physician and botanist Pietro Andrea Matthioli (1501–1578) was the first person to mention the tomato…
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