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Harnessing the Tropical Herbal Heritage Recent Advance in R&D and Commercialization

Proceedings
By: Mastura Mohtar(Editor), Adiana Mohd Adib(Editor), Hada Masayu Ismael(Editor), Pin Kar Yong(Editor)
275 pages, b/w photos, b/w illustrations, tables
Harnessing the Tropical Herbal Heritage
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  • Harnessing the Tropical Herbal Heritage ISBN: 9789675221743 Paperback Dec 2011 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 months
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These proceedings are a compilation of papers presented in the 12th Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Seminar with the theme of "Harnessing the Tropical Herbal Heritage: Recent Advances in R&D and Commercialization". Articles encompassing various topics on ethnobotany, sustalnability, cultivation, biopotential, quality control, processing technology and commercial potential of medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPS). It is hoped that the information In this publication could be beneficial to researchers, academics, entrepreneurs as well as the general public to realize the immense potential of our herbal heritage.

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By: Mastura Mohtar(Editor), Adiana Mohd Adib(Editor), Hada Masayu Ismael(Editor), Pin Kar Yong(Editor)
275 pages, b/w photos, b/w illustrations, tables
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