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

RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @GastroHistory: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: Who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from, by van Andal et al.…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
https://t.co/di5mzpxTj7 Sixteenth century tomatoes by Tinde van Andel &co #manipulatingflora #histofplants #circulatingknowledge
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
1461 days ago
RT @GastroHistory: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: Who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from, by van Andal et al.…
1461 days ago
RT @GastroHistory: Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: Who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from, by van Andal et al.…
Sixteenth-century tomatoes in Europe: Who saw them, what they looked like, and where they came from, by van Andal et al. https://t.co/mGsRMMubHv #foodhistory #plantbiology #NewWorldCrops
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…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…
RT @Economicbotany: Another fascinating paper by Tinde van Andel & colleagues on historic herbarium specimens: Sixteenth-century tomatoes i…