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10 days agoDescriptionA traditional Māori gourd, also called ruka, from the Ruka whānau of Northland. Round and bowl-shaped with a neck, it has been used around the Pacific for carrying water and storing food, and is still used for bowls and containers. It needs a long growing season, and Kōanga is re-selecting for thicker shells. -> A traditional Māori gourd, also called ruka, from the Ruka whānau of Northland. Round and bowl-shaped with a neck, it has been used around the Pacific for carrying water and storing food, and is still used for bowls and containers. It needs a long growing season, and shell thickness is being re-selected. -
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10 days agoDescription(blank) -> A traditional Māori gourd, also called ruka, from the Ruka whānau of Northland. Round and bowl-shaped with a neck, it has been used around the Pacific for carrying water and storing food, and is still used for bowls and containers. It needs a long growing season, and Kōanga is re-selecting for thicker shells. -
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10 days agoId(blank) -> 2301Name(blank) -> Ngāpuhi gourdEn wikipedia url(blank) -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagenaria_sicerariaCreated at(blank) -> 2026-11-02 04:03:59 UTCSlug(blank) -> ngapuhi-gourdCreator(blank) -> cropbot