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What Climatic Change During the First Global Age Tells Us of King Sejong marked the highest recorded natural disaster and famine reports. This chapter explains an intensive system for the expansion of tillage and food production created remarkable land-use systems which are rich in significant diversity evolving from the co-adaptation of a community with its environment.

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Emerging Seed Science in CFTcontributing factor to the birth of the seed science. This is one of the most famous cases where the Chinese imperial court demanded and obtained early-sowing varieties from other countries. The origin of these varieties is known to be the Vietnamese mountain area where the rice terraces had been developed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-36802-7 for certain. This chapter shows that Koreans experienced a transition from the nomadic pastoral world to the settled agricultural world to maximize food production, resulting in Korea’s transformation into a great so-called agricultural state under Heaven.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-3842-0omadic people migrated to the northern part of Korea. The continual development of this vast upland area gradually brought about an Agriculture Revolution in the economic geography of Korea. By the sixteenth century, the upland had become Chosŏn’s economic center of gravity and the granary of the country.

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Cancer Drug Discovery and Developmentcontributing factor to the birth of the seed science. This is one of the most famous cases where the Chinese imperial court demanded and obtained early-sowing varieties from other countries. The origin of these varieties is known to be the Vietnamese mountain area where the rice terraces had been developed.

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Regulation of DNA Replication in , and cover the soil. Hoe no more than twice. Harvest the sesame as it ripens. Tie them into small bundles and make a pile by propping five or six bundles up against each other. When the fruit of the sesame opens, flip each bundle upside down and tap it lightly with a small stick.