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Use of mesquite for socioeconomic sustainability. A theoretical-systemic analysis



Montaño Arango, Oscar

2021

Montaño, O., Corona, J., Ortega, A. and Ramírez, S.


Abstract


This document studies the case of mesquite as an endemic species of Mexico, for its analysis from a systemic perspective, because for years it has been revalued for its characteristics and properties. The methodology used consisted of a literature review with an analytical categorization approach and application of the Delphi method to a panel of experts, where nutritional and medicinal properties were identified, which do not contain elements that are harmful to humans; uses such as fodder, fuel and bioremediation of ecosystems; in addition to its use as an emulsifier and for the production of handicrafts. According to the results, mesquite has a great potential, which is why it should be exploited rationally and with a sustainable orientation that benefits the ecological, social and economic level of the regions where it is most present.



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