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《科学新闻》 2026年11月刊 · 中文解读

《快乐零食,别死!》是一本令人愉悦的野生植物食用指南

HAPPY SNACKING, DON’T DIE! IS A JOYOUS GUIDE TO EATING WILD PLANTS · Emily Conover
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《科学新闻》记者艾米莉·康诺弗翻阅采集达人亚历克西斯·妮科尔·纳尔逊的新书《快乐零食,别死!》后,发现自家街区就有可食用的椴树果实。纳尔逊在书中教人辨认蒲公英、橡子、黑核桃等城市野生植物,并提供纯素食谱。
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Happy Snacking, Don't Die! Is a Joyous Guide to Eating Wild Plants I used to think that foraging for food would involve schlepping myself to a forest far from my urban home, a task that would demand an unpleasant car trip, practical shoes and insect repellent. But when I flipped through forager Alexis Nikole Nelson's new book Happy Snacking, Don't Die!, I discovered edible plants right in my neighborhood. Linden trees, for example, are common in U.S. cities. They have edible leaves, flowers and fruits, Nelson explains. There's one just down the block from the Science News office in Washington, D.C. …
摘自《科学新闻》(Science News)2026年11月刊,Emily Conover。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。
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