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Resources Tagged: Plant Diversity

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  1. FM 1993 ILEIA Newsletter Vol 9 #4

    1993-12-19 Sustainable growth in Kenya Agroecological planning in Brazil Agriculture or Agribusiness? A strong case for diversity Protecting farmers' rights Bio-organic farming Promoting sustainable land use - the role of NGOs Coming back on chemicals
    Brazil Agroecology Plant Diversity Farmer Motivators Natural Pesticides Agribusiness

  2. Best Practices in Conservation Agriculture

    Key Resource
    2016-09-28 Farmers in many parts of the world, because of human population growth, have little choice but to crop their land continuously, with scarce resources to replace nutrients withdrawn by each successive crop. Crop residues are often lost as a source of organic matter and mulch, usually through...
    Conservation Agric... Mulch Soil Conservation Plant Diversity Crop Diversity Soil Disturbance Soil Fertility Soil Remediation Soil Erosion

  3. AVRDC - The World Vegetable Center Vegetable Diversity and Improvement

    Healthy, qualityvegetable seed is the foundation for any crop grownfor home consumption or for urban or rural markets. WorldVeg develops improved vegetable cultivars —one of the cheapest, simplestand most effective vegetable production technologies to help farmers cope withincreasing climate...
    Genetic Diversity Plant Diversity

  4. Bayer Pflanzenschutz Compendium II

    1968-01-01 This compendium by Bayer contains detailed colour plates and extensive biological data Notebook, with various page numbers, illustrated
    Botanical Illustra... Plant Diversity Compendium-Plants

  5. Kew Royal Botanic Gardens - Resources and databases

    Kew is a global resource for plant and fungal knowledge. Our unique combination of extensive collections, databases, scientific expertise and global partnerships gives us a leading role in facilitating access to fundamental plant and fungal information. The core purpose of our science stems from...
    Plant Diversity Fungal Diversity Education Science Conservation Policy East Africa

  6. Wild fruits in Central Asia: Local use by farmers and international interest in the application of natural diversity in addressing agricultural problems of disease and weather

    The Tian Shan mountains that straddle Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan on the west and China’s Xinjiang Province on the east are home to the Earth’s greatest collection of wild fruits of the rose family. Apples, pears, plums, apricots, and others are found in wild groves and forests and...
    Fruit Plant Diversity wild fruits central asia Asia

  7. An Introduction to Neglected and Underutilized Species

    2017-05-23 This PPT presentation covered the following topics: Plant Biodiversity Local Seed Systems Introduction to Neglected and Underutilized Species (NUS) Identifying NUS In Your Area Field Work NUS Plant Profiles NUS Resources Opportunities & Challenges
    NUS Plant Diversity Asia