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Home » Worldwatch Paper #148: Nature's Cornucopia: Our Stake in Plant Diversity

Map: Original Regions Of Domestication of Selected Crops

by Worldwatch Institute on December 11, 2005

‹ Table 6: Requirements for Signatory Nations to the Convention on Biological Diversity up Figure 1: Diagram of Traditional Crop-Fallow Rotation in Venezuelan Andes ›

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