Gardens of Oceania Gardens of Oceania

Gardens of Oceania

Publisher Description

This lavishly illustrated guide covers the cultivated and wild edible plant species of Vanuatu. Over 200 species grown for their tubers or roots, woody species and creepers that provide fruits or seeds, and herbaceous species, from sugarcane to mint, are quoted or described in short sheets of essential facts. The guide was designed to familiarize those in the West with the food plants used in Oceania and tell the Oceanians about the origin and use of introduced plants, and is accessible to a wide readership.

GENRE
Science & Nature
RELEASED
2007
May 20
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
281
Pages
PUBLISHER
Quae
SELLER
IMMATERIEL.FR
SIZE
66.5
MB

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