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This research locates and analyzes the strategies generated by the Public Research Center of the Postgraduate College, Campus, Puebla to link with social groups in its environment to transmit a process of biotechnological innovation. The Huitlacoche, unique food in the world, represents the combination of an edible mushroom and the corn plant, a basic and emblematic food for the agri-food system of our country, which has traditional knowledge for use in food and health. It is obtained and consumed in the rainy season. Exotic product, with commercial importance in European countries. Despite its commercialization potential, it is not a profitable product for local producers. The Public Research Center presented an important advance in biotechnology for the production of huitlacoche in a controlled way, and to encourage collaboration, it proposed the Linking Strategy: "Controlled production of huitlacoche" to be developed with producers in the Puebla Valley and contribute to the transmission of technology to form regional spaces of knowledge and social inclusion. The approach of networks and knowledge flows served to locate processes, build interactions and the type of exchange between academia and productive sectors. The methodology was of a mixed type: qualitative and quantitative, with interviews and the use of UNICET 6 software. It is concluded that the linkage and production strategies proposed by the Center of were effective, since they generated in the Puebla Valley producers high expectations of technical and economic improvement, but the organization within the public research center and the prevailing political and economic conditions In the context, they led to this project not having the expected results, it did not cover the needs and problems existing in the surrounding rural communities. The general result is that in the first stage a collaboration network was formed, which as the linking strategy progressed was interrupted as there was no common objective to follow. These are the dilemmas of building knowledge networks.

Dilemas en la construcción de redes de conocimiento entre investigadores del Colegio de Postgraduados y productores de huitlacoche en el Valle de Puebla