Resources Tagged: Edible Plants

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  1. Cornucopia: A Source Book of Edible Plants

    Key Resource 01.01.1990 Complete reference and source book of edible plants of the world, invaluable to gardeners, cooks, economic botantists and those in the specialty and gourmet foods business. Inclued 3,000 species and 7,000 varieties of food plants. More that 1300 catalog sources for seeds, plants and food products...
    Varieties Edible Plants Food Plants Seed Library Food Crops

  2. Food Plants of Papua New Guinea: A Compendium

    This compendium is a list of names, synonyms, altitudinal limits, propagation methods, pests, diseases, edible parts, food values of food plants of Papua New Guinea.
    Plant Disease plants Edible Plants Papua New Guinea Edible Food Crops

  3. Cornucopia II

    Key Resource 20.11.1998 Complete reference and source book of edible plants of the world, invaluable to gardeners, cooks, economic botanists, those in the specialty and gourmet foods business. Includes 3,000 species and 7,000 varieties of food plants. More than 1300 catalog sources for seeds, plants and food products...
    Varieties plants Edible Plants Seed Sources Germplasm Food Crops

  4. Wild Plants for Survival in South Florida

    01.01.1962 In the following presentation, there are assembled for the first time more than 115 species, native or naturalized in South Florida and/or on the Florida Keys, that offer food, drink, or, in a few instances, salt-, tobacco- and soap-substitutes - or emergency means of cleaning the teeth. 76...
    Wild Plants Plant Identification Florida Florida gardens Native Plant Species Native Plants Edible Plants Survival Skills Wild Food

  5. Useful plants of Malawi

    This book includes a descriptive account of plants, mostly indigenous, which are of use to the peoples of Malawi. The majority of the plants are used in some way or other as food. They are listed under their botanical names in alphabetical order.
    Edible Plants Useful Plants Botany Economic Resources Malawi

  6. Plants for a future: edible & useful plants for a healthier world

    The way we currently produce our food is damaging both to ourselves and our planet. There is therefore a need to create gardens, woodlands and farms which are in harmony with nature. Natural ecosystems are good models, but many of the plants they contain are not necessarily edible. What we need...
    Food Crops Native Plants Useful Plants Edible Plants

  7. Stalking the wild asparagus

    01.01.1987 303 pages, illustrated
    Edible Plants

  8. Tropical Edible Plants for South Florida Coastal Areas

    01.03.1986 Of the more than 200 tropical food plants grown during the past five years at the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens' Tropical Food Demonstration Garden, relatively few possessed the combination of characteristics necessary to thrive in average home gardens here. Those species selected for this...
    Florida Coastal Plants plants Coastal Zone Manag... home gardening Tropical plants Edible Plants

  9. Plants we eat and wear: An illustrated key to the plants upon which man is directly dependent for his food and clothing, with some essential facts about each plant

    01.01.1975 This handy manual is ideal for all those studying the economics of plants or botany. It's perfect browsing material for all plant lovers and an excellent comparion to take along on nature walks. 171 pages, illustrated
    Edible Plants

  10. Plantas Comestibles de Centroamerica - SPANISH

    01.01.2009
    Edible Plants