See yuca on Wiktionary
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"(Manihot esculenta) Arbusto de la familia de las euforbiáceas, que alcanza los dos m de altura. perenne, autóctona y extensamente cultivada en Sudamérica y el Pacífico por su raíz almidonosa de alto valor alimentario. La yuca es endémica de la región subtropical y tropical de Argentina y Paraguay, y de la región tropical de Bolivia, Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador, Panamá, Perú y Venezuela, aunque se estima que las variedades hoy conocidas son efecto de la selección artificial. Hay una variedad inofensiva que se puede comer con confianza y otra que es tóxica (en Venezuela se le llama \"yuca brava\" o \"yuca amarga\")."
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"Raíz tuberosa de la yuca₁. Se consume cocida y es parte de la gastronomía de múltiples países."
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"word": "yuca"
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"(Manihot esculenta) Arbusto de la familia de las euforbiáceas, que alcanza los dos m de altura. perenne, autóctona y extensamente cultivada en Sudamérica y el Pacífico por su raíz almidonosa de alto valor alimentario. La yuca es endémica de la región subtropical y tropical de Argentina y Paraguay, y de la región tropical de Bolivia, Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador, Panamá, Perú y Venezuela, aunque se estima que las variedades hoy conocidas son efecto de la selección artificial. Hay una variedad inofensiva que se puede comer con confianza y otra que es tóxica (en Venezuela se le llama \"yuca brava\" o \"yuca amarga\")."
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