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Interviews
... that conservation awareness and education is also necessary to protect species from over-exploitation or neglect. We should encourage NGOs to establish links with conservation and farmers’ ... . London, HMSO. Ejiofor, M.A.N. and J.C. Okafor. 1997. Prospects for commercial exploitation of Nigerian indigenous trees, vegetables, fruits and seeds through food and industrial products formulation ...
peopleandplants.org

Reducing Collecting Pressure
... generally better overall quality and greater adaptability than found in wild populations. Increased commercial exploitation of our native orchids is a two- edged sword. On the one hand, ... playing a major role as facilitators, naturalists could help minimize the negative impact of commercial exploitation. Commercialization and conservation/preservation need not be incompatible. * As it appears in the ...
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Cycad International : Katherine NT Australia
... are lost to science, then some valuable genetic diversity may be gone forever. 3. Commercial Exploitation In Florida a thriving industry based on processing the stems of Zamia integrifolia for ... one starch mill recorded as processing 10 – 15 tons of cycad stems each day. This commercial exploitation, together with recent urbanisation of much of its habitat, has reduced the original estimated ...
www.cycadinternational.com.au

ECSONG: The Nuttery: 8(5) 1989
... a 2nd volume of the Manual should be prepared. Program B. In this program, the commercial exploitation of Program A knowledge is realised in the development of orchards of selected species. Growers ... time. Readers interested in a sawmill cooperative can contact Alec Jones, Ottawa 828-6459. The Commercial Association of Nut Growers of Ontario In a document entitled Forestry Advisory Service and ...
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CSSA Newsletters #19
... be called good or bad, as its use can vary from almost being essential to commercial exploitation. I shall discuss some pros and cons as I see them and would invite other ... do well on their own roots. A. Grafting of Offsets: This is mostly done for commercial purposes. The advantages are production of a large number of plants in a short time ...
www.labs.agilent.com

NERC - The poles
... Marine food webs in the Southern Ocean and how they cope with climate change and commercial exploitation Evolution in extreme environments Natural complexity National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Arctic biodiversity About this ...
www.nerc.ac.uk

Over the garden gate - Site Guide
... . While visitors are welcome to copy and use pictures, pages and sounds on this site, commercial exploitation of such items is not permitted. Please do not link to images or files on ...
www.overthegardengate.net

Full Disclaimer and Conditions of Use
... A PARTICULAR USE. All contents of this web site are copyrighted. Redistribution, retransmission, republication or commercial exploitation of the contents of this website are expressly prohibited without the written consent of Raintree ...
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Untitled Document
... for handling plants (and animals) whitch grow in their native habitats and are threatened with commercial exploitation. The CITES is listing such species, including the Cycads. © Botanical Garden, 12. july 2001 ...
www.toyen.uio.no

Wildflower Information.org
... its scarcity. U Listed as unusual (and thus deserving of special consideration). Plants subject to commercial exploitation would have this status. What it all means. As always, government regulations tend to become ...
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