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Phenological indicators used by indigenous people:plant phenophases can predict harvest times ofanimalsThe Blackfoot tribe of s. Alberta and Canada used the flowering of thebuffalo bean (Thermopsis rhombifolia) to indicate that bison males(Bison bison) had eaten enough spring browse to be ready to hunt(their meat was sufficiently marbled with fat).Johnston A. 1982. Plants and the Blackfoot. Prov. Mus. Alberta Nat. Hist. Occ. Pap. No. 4, Alberta Culture,Historical Resources Division, Edmonton, Alberta.
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