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|a Sistema de Bibliotecas del Tecnológico de Costa Rica
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|a Plants for Arid Lands
|b Proceedings of the Kew International Conference on Economic Plants for Arid Lands held in the Jodrell Laboratory, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, England, 23–27 July 1984 /
|c edited by G.E. Wickens, David. V. Field, Joe R. Goodin.
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|a Background -- 1. The needs of the people -- 2. The arid environment -- Food -- 3. Wild desert relatives of crops: their direct uses as food -- 4. Crops for arid lands -- 5. The nutritional composition of Australian Aboriginal food plants of the desert regions -- 6. Khoisan Food plants: taxa with potential for future economic exploitation -- 7. Food plants of prehistoric and predynastic Egypt -- Timber, Fuel and Forage -- 8. Place and role of trees and shrubs in dry areas -- 9. Prosopis tamarugo in the Chilean Atacama — ecophysiological and reforestation aspects -- 10. Forage and fuel plants in the arid zone of North Africa, the Near and Middle East -- 11. Forage and browse — the northern Australian experience -- 12. Bees and honey in the exploitation of arid land resources -- Plants for the Environment -- 13. Economic halophytes — a global review -- 14. Present and potential economic usages of palms in arid and semi-arid areas -- 15. Plants for conservation of soil and water in arid ecosystems -- 16. Nitrogen fixation in arid environments -- National Studies -- 17. The potential for the commercial utilization of indigenous plants in Botswana -- 18. Ecodevelopment of arid lands in India with non-agricultural economic plants — a holistic approach -- 19. Sonic indigenous economic plants of the Sultanate of Oman -- 20. The ecological role of plant resources in the arid regions of China -- 21. Plants of the Australian arid zone — an undeveloped potential -- Work of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew -- 22. Wild and semi-cultivated legumes as potential sources of resistance to bruchid beetles for crop breeders: a study of Vigna/Phaseolus -- 23. Seed banks: a useful tool in conservative plant evaluation and exploitation -- 24. The potential for the in vitro preparation of a number of economically important plants for arid areas -- Biochemicals -- 25. Gums and resins, and factors influencing their economic development -- 26. Resins from Grindelia: a model for renewable resources in arid environments -- 27. Plant hydrocarbon resources in arid and semi-arid lands -- 28. Unconventional arid land plants as biomass feedstocks for energy -- 29. Rubber and phytochemical specialities from desert plants in North America -- Information Services -- 30. Plant information service for economic plants of arid lands -- Taxonomic index -- General index.
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|a Plant science.
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|a Botany.
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|a Agriculture.
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|a Plant systematics.
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|a Plant taxonomy.
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|a Plant Sciences.
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|a Agriculture.
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|a Plant Systematics/Taxonomy/Biogeography.
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|a Wickens, G.E.
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|a Field, David. V.
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|a Goodin, Joe R.
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|a SpringerLink (Online service)
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|u https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-6830-4
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