(Dioscorea Cayenensis) Yellow Jamaican yam

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(Dioscorea Cayennensis Lam)  locally called Yellow guinea yam, or ដំឡូងព្រៃសាច់ពណ៌លឿង,  (Dioscorea Cayennensis Lam.) Yellow Jamaican yam. D. cayenensis must go through a detoxification process before eating.  D. Cayennensis Lam is a sub specie of D. Rotundata. 





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