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Annual Reports to the ESA Council ESA 110th Annual Meeting July, 2025
The Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, EarlyView.
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2001
Plant breeding has progressed considerably in the last ten years, with conventional strategies enhanced through the development of new biotechnological tools to probe genetic resources and develop improved varieties. Further aspects have now to be addressed by plant breeding programmes-biodiversity management and sustainable agriculture.
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Plant breeding has progressed considerably in the last ten years, with conventional strategies enhanced through the development of new biotechnological tools to probe genetic resources and develop improved varieties. Further aspects have now to be addressed by plant breeding programmes-biodiversity management and sustainable agriculture.
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Architecture Of Tropical Plants
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 1987This articie deals with an apparent paradox, a reductionist approach that allows the seeming chaos of forest canopies to be seen as a sequence of simpler processes but that retains an appreciation for holistic aspects of plant construction. Tropical forests offer the biggest challenge to such an approach because the chaos is acute.
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Challenges in Tropical Plant Nematology
Annual Review of Phytopathology, 2007A major challenge facing agricultural scientists today is the need to secure food for an increasing world population. This growth occurs predominantly in developing, mostly tropical countries, where the majority of hungry people live. Reducing yield losses caused by pathogens of tropical agricultural crops is one measure that can contribute to ...
Dirk, De Waele, Annemie, Elsen
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Nature, 1935
THERE are several reasons for welcoming the first two of the manuals on the diseases of the major crops of the British Colonies, the need for a series of which was so strongly voiced at the Imperial Mycological Conference in 1929. They are from the West Indies, among the oldest of the Colonies and the most tried by the ravages of plant diseases.
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THERE are several reasons for welcoming the first two of the manuals on the diseases of the major crops of the British Colonies, the need for a series of which was so strongly voiced at the Imperial Mycological Conference in 1929. They are from the West Indies, among the oldest of the Colonies and the most tried by the ravages of plant diseases.
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1989
The protein requirements of tropical peoples are covered, on a global basis, 70% by plants and 30% by animals. However, in some low-income regions, the provision with animal protein is much lower, perhaps only 10%. This deficient situation could be easily improved if the vast underexploited savannas of South America, which have been highly degraded by ...
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The protein requirements of tropical peoples are covered, on a global basis, 70% by plants and 30% by animals. However, in some low-income regions, the provision with animal protein is much lower, perhaps only 10%. This deficient situation could be easily improved if the vast underexploited savannas of South America, which have been highly degraded by ...
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Tropical plant‐associated nephropathy
Nephrology, 1998SUMMARY: In the tropical area, nephrotoxicity can be caused by certain plants or plant materials. These include djenkol bean, mushroom, Callilepis laureola, Semicarpus anacardium, Securidaca longipe dunculata and Vicis favus. Djenkol beans consumed by people in South‐east Asia can cause toxicity or djenkolism.
Somchai EIAM‐ONG, Visith SITPRIJA
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Tropical Plants the World Around III
1945(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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