An ancient staple in South America's Andes Mountains, yacon is a sweet potato-like root vegetable that tastes like an apple.

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Mayaca Fluviatilis Mayaca Fluviatilis is a bushy stem plant that sort of resembles a cross between Rotala Wallichi and Cabomba. It can be found growing in the swaps of Southern US and South America. The leaves are thin and fragile and can create a spectacular bush of green when grown in large clusters.      This plant can be great for beginners because it is hardy and does not require CO2 injection. It does prefer a nutrient-rich environment and clean water. Mayaca requires moderate light or the lower parts of the stems can start to turn yellow and die off. It is propagated through cuttings that easily take root in the substrate. Mayaca can be grown submersed or emersed. Propagation is simple and straight forward. Like any other stem plant, simply cut and replace the trimmings.   Note: You may receive this plant in its emersed or submerged form depending on availability and seasonality. Click to learn more about Emersed vs. Submerged-Grown Aquatic Plants for Aquascaping. Family Name: Mayacaceae Origin: North, Central South America Height: 5-12” pH: 6.0-7.5 Care: Easy Light: Moderate to High Co2: Not required but recommended Propagation: Cuttings Growth rate: Slow

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We have several standard pointers that we can exchange for no additional charge. If you need a pointer with your company logo or some other special design, see "Custom Pointer". But if you simply want one of these pointers, we will cut one to fit your clock and exchange it. Some of these designs only work for light-colored pointers meant for a dark wood clock ( like Walnut, Chechen, or Wenge).

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Swap your fries next time with these super crispy delicious PATACONES. These yummy chips are usually served with ceviche, but go perfectly with burgers as well, or just alone with a good pinch of salt. They’re made of green plantains and are a typical food in South America. Very easy to make. Surprise your guests with these crunchy goodies next time.

You will receive 1 bunch which is roughly 5 stems. AKA "Bog Moss" Mayaca Fluviatilis is a bushy stem plant that sort of resembles a cross between Rotala Wallichi and Cabomba. It can be found growing in the swaps of Southern US and South America. The leaves are thin and fragile and can create a spectacular bush of green when grown in large clusters. The stem is extremely soft and flexible which, in addition to the very narrow, bright green leaves, gives the plant a light and graceful expression. It branches willingly and the rapid growth makes regular pruning necessary. This plant can be great for beginners because it is hardy and does not require CO2 injection. It does prefer a nutrient-rich environment and clean water. Mayaca requires moderate light or the lower parts of the stems can start to turn yellow and die off. It is propagated through cuttings that easily take root in the substrate. Mayaca can be grown submersed or emersed. Propagation is simple and straight forward. Like any other stem plant, simply cut and replace the trimmings. Due to the moderate height of the fully grown stems the Stream Bogmoss makes for a great midground plant, they will not grow higher than background plants. They are also great indicators of nutrient levels in the water column showing signs of losing their colour if the nutrients start to become exhausted from the supply. Family Name: Mayacaceae Origin: North, Central South America Height: 5-12” pH: 6.0-7.5 Care: Easy Light: Moderate to High Co2: Not required but recommended Propagation: Cuttings Growth rate: Slow

Musicians with roots in Africa, the Middle East, south Asia and South America share the dish that tastes like home

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Mayaca Fluviatilis Mayaca Fluviatilis is a bushy stem plant that sort of resembles a cross between Rotala Wallichi and Cabomba. It can be found growing in the swaps of Southern US and South America. The leaves are thin and fragile and can create a spectacular bush of green when grown in large clusters.      This plant can be great for beginners because it is hardy and does not require CO2 injection. It does prefer a nutrient-rich environment and clean water. Mayaca requires moderate light or the lower parts of the stems can start to turn yellow and die off. It is propagated through cuttings that easily take root in the substrate. Mayaca can be grown submersed or emersed. Propagation is simple and straight forward. Like any other stem plant, simply cut and replace the trimmings.   Note: You may receive this plant in its emersed or submerged form depending on availability and seasonality. Click to learn more about Emersed vs. Submerged-Grown Aquatic Plants for Aquascaping. Family Name: Mayacaceae Origin: North, Central South America Height: 5-12” pH: 6.0-7.5 Care: Easy Light: Moderate to High Co2: Not required but recommended Propagation: Cuttings Growth rate: Slow

Our recent geography study has taken us to South America and that involved some more updated printables for Kaleb. Brazil is our first stop in our

1 Peso Uruguayo coin from Uruguay. The coin was circulated in 2011 - 2019 and will be picked randomly. Various grades from Good to Very fine. A photo is for advertising purposes only. The coin may have scratches, dirt, or damage from oxidation. Country: Uruguay Origin: South America Denomination: 1 Peso Uruguayo Value: 1 Peso Uruguayo 1 UYU Type: Circulating commemorative coin Year: 2011 - 2019 Diameter: 20 mm. Thickness: 1.65 mm. Weight: 3.5 g. Shape: Round Obverse: Coat of arms Obverse lettering: REPUBLICA ORIENTAL DEL URUGUAY 2012 Obverse translation: Oriental Republic of Uruguay 2012 Reverse: Armadillo - Dasypus hybridus Reverse lettering: $1 MULITA Reverse translation: $1 Armadillo Edge: Smooth ℹ Themes: Animals, Coats of Arms, Geometric Shapes, Mammals

This activity was developed as an closure /enrichment activity when discussing the South American region in a World Geography/Cultures class. The activity itself can be presented in a number of different ways. It can be a used as an art walk, learning stations, research activity, homework, etc. The information that correlates with the "swap" activity can be found on CIA World Factbook. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/docs/profileguide.html

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The crab-eating fox and the coyote may soon swap territories, initiating the first American cross-continental exchange in more than three million years

South America Geography Salt Dough Map + Printable Pennants. Free unit study on South America and lapbook for homeschoolers.

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The crochet hook handle is handmade from Canarywood. The heartwood can vary a fair amount from a pale yellow orange to a darker reddish brown usually with darker streaks throughout. Some pieces of Canarywood can be almost rainbow colored with dark red streaks along with the natural orange, yellow, and brown. Canarywood grows in South America primarily from Panama to southern Brazil.  The hardware is satin plated. This is the perfect gift for any of the 38 million crocheters and knitters in the United States. With this tool the recipient can make loops in thread or yarn to interlock them into crochet stitches. The handle will let you quickly swap out hooks. Flip the hook to easily store in its handle. The hook is made of aluminum and all hardware has a satin finish. There are nine different hook sizes available for your selection. A kit which includes this handle, six hooks (CDEFGH), and a carrying case or a kit which includes this handle, nine hooks (CDEFGHIJK), and a carrying case can also be purchased as an option. Additional hook sizes can be purchased individually. The pictured crochet hook handle is the handle (along with the hook of your choice) is representative of the finished product you will receive although there may be slight variations in color tones, grain patterns and contours. The product is shipped USPS first class mail in a felt pouch usually within 24 hours of order. Handle comes with Certificate of Handmade Authenticity and Registration, instructions for care, and written warranty. There is no finer gift to others or yourself than a stunningly beautiful, totally unique (the only one in the world), handmade quality utilitarian object that will be treasured and used for a lifetime.

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