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： History and future of plants, planet and people :
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| ISBN： | 9781789248920 |
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| 编目源： | LBSOR LBSOR |
| 语种代码： | eng |
| 个人名称： | Hamilton, Alan |
| 题名： | History and future of plants, planet and people : towards a new ecologically-sustainable age in people's relationships with plants / Alan Hamilton, Pei Shengji. |
| 出版发行项： | Wallingford Oxfordshire ; Boston MA : CABI, [2024] |
| 载体形态： | xxiv, 417 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps ; 25 cm |
| 书目附注： | Includes bibliographical references (pages 355-391) and index. |
| 格式化内容附注： | Sustainable development : an existential challenge of our time (with a note on the Luganda language) -- Plants, planet and people - an overview -- Plants in human history to 1500 CE -- Cultural influences on people/plant relationships, Part 1 - worldviews -- Plants in human history since 1500 CE -- Cultural influences on people/plant relationships, Part 2 - post-1500 developments in Europe and the West -- Human knowledge of plants -- A history of plant conservation -- Principles and practice of ecosystem-based plant conservation -- The People and Plants Initiative (1992-2005) -- The Medicinal Plants Conservation Initiative (2005-2008) -- The saga of rubber, Part 2 - the story in China and the founding of Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden -- Commercialisation of the Hani's knowledge of fleagrass - a case study in access and benefit-sharing (ABS) in China -- Revitalising the traditional conservation practices of the Dai (China) -- Research into the environmental history of tropical Africa -- A conservation crisis caused by destructive logging in the East Usambara Mountains, Tanzania (1986-1987) and a sequel in Mexico (1988) -- Conservation and community knowledge, Mt Kinabalu, Malaysia (1992-1998) -- Conservation on the frontline : Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Uganda (1966-2004) -- Resource conflicts at Ayubia National Park, Pakistan (1996-2004) -- Conservation and healing in Dolpo, Nepal (1997-2004) -- Conservation and development based on medicinal plants at Ludian, with an extension to the Meili Snow Mountain Range (China). |