Advances in conventional breeding techniques for ornamentals

Advances in conventional breeding techniques for ornamentalsSustainability in the floricultural value chain comprises a multitude of aspects, such as the economical use of resources, mainly energy, water, nutrients, and substrate ingredients such as peat, as well as the avoidance of environmental pollution by plastic wastes, fertilizers and pesticides. Several of these aspects can be addressed in breeding programs using conventional techniques, such as classical cross breeding and selection, polyploidization

Photographers will be drawn to the book for its new thinking in relation to documentary methodologies

the chapter looks ahead to future research objectives for the optimized use of treated wastes

An essential companion to a fascinating

and animal factors

Contributors from a wide-range of different backgrounds offer autobiographical accounts of their careers in the digital experience design and interactive media industry

the work uses the chessboard and its pieces to allegorize a political community whose citizens contribute to the common good

thereby increasing the health and welfare of farmed animals and contributing to high standards of food quality

amateur and professional

b) the enhancement of plant diversity in the cropping system at the field scale using companion plants and intercropping

Launch interview with Dr Rebecca Kosick

the factors affecting the success (and failure) of CBFM

Assessing the impact of the war from 1950 to the early twenty-first century