Forest Ecology – Recent Advances In Plant Ecology
Description:
The crisis in tropical forest resources today is recognised as the world’s most severe ecological and economics crisis. This is primarily because of the linkages between the genetic resources and diversity of tropical forest and food security of the entire world, and the linkages between ecological stability of tropical forest and the economic well-being of the majority of the world’s people who live in the tropics, in what is called the Third World.
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