Titlebook: Economics and Ecology of Diversification; The Case of Tropical François Ruf,Götz Schroth Book 2015 Éditions Quæ 2015 Environmental change.F

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A. Gorban,A. Zinovyev,T. Popovacould ultimately prove unfortunate. However, considering the state of technology and policies, this dual strategy of short-term specialization and opportunistic diversification seems effective for the local farmers.

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of farming systems. Through 15 case studies from Africa, Latin America, Asia and the Pacific, the authors provide us with in-depth insights into the economy and ecology of family agriculture and its recent developments..978-94-024-0444-9978-94-017-7294-5

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Introduction to Bioinformatics,re than 600,000 family farms produce cocoa and provide employment to several million of the country’s population. The country is the world’s largest cocoa producer, accounting for almost 40 % of the global supply.

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MicroRNA Expression Profiling and Discovery,Two important changes in the economic environment of cocoa farmers in southern Cameroon have taken place over the last 15 years. On one hand, the growth of urban markets has created new market opportunities for food and horticultural crops.

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Socio-economic Conditions of Horticultural Diversification in Cocoa Production Systems in Southern Two important changes in the economic environment of cocoa farmers in southern Cameroon have taken place over the last 15 years. On one hand, the growth of urban markets has created new market opportunities for food and horticultural crops.

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Turning to Algorithmic Problems,al. .). It is thus a process of adjustment to changes in the relative costs of land, labour and capital; in profitability; in market risks as well as in political, climatic and environmental risks; and in uncertainties of the various strategies for increasing household incomes. Economic diversificat

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Standards for Functional Genomics,t of diversification for the world’s leading producer of cocoa? In the early-to-mid 2010s, cocoa production in Côte d’Ivoire is above 1.5 million tonnes per year. This growth dynamic is mainly explained by the universal model of cocoa economies: new migrations leading to massive clearing of forests.

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Bioinformatics - A Student‘s Companion the environment and its many social benefits, the ‘tree of a hundred uses’ has become the main crop of this area. Unfortunately, in the 1970s, the lethal yellowing disease of coconut (LYDC) spreads westwards from Cape Three Points. The disease’s impact on production and income of thousands of farme

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