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The Genus Inga - Utilization

By: TD Pennington and ECM Fernandes
167 pages, 27 colour & 6 b/w illustrations
The Genus Inga - Utilization
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  • The Genus Inga - Utilization ISBN: 9781900347587 Paperback Oct 1998 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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Grown for over 2,000 years as a food crop, Inga is now widely used commercially as a shade tree for coffee,
cocoa and tea, and a fuel for cooking. But, increasingly, it is finding an importance in reforestation. This book explores all aspects of cultivation, management and economic uses, and is an essential companion volume to The Genus Inga - Botany.

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By: TD Pennington and ECM Fernandes
167 pages, 27 colour & 6 b/w illustrations
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