Sarayaku preserva agricultura ancestral en la selva ecuatoriana
A study in Sarayaku, Ecuador, reveals that their traditional agricultural practices, which involve rotational cropping cycles and a harmonious relationship with the rainforest, support diverse underground fungal networks. The research shows over 1,200 species of mycorrhizal fungi associated with plant roots, emphasizing a healthy and interconnected ecosystem. These findings validate Sarayaku's indigenous knowledge and highlight the importance of integrating scientific methods to protect and conserve their territory.
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