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Phaseolus Lunatus - Diversity, Growth & Production (Hardcover)
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Phaseolus Lunatus - Diversity, Growth & Production (Hardcover)
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This book has been written in an attempt to advance people's
knowledge on the Lima bean (Phaseolus lunatus) crop in tropical and
sub-tropical regions. The Lima bean is an important species of
plant for humans in tropical regions and its seeds are considered
an important source of protein for people from South America,
Africa, and Mexico. There is little information about the Lima bean
crop regarding its origin, diversity, evolution, growth and
production. This book encompasses nine chapters on the topic to
provide a broad knowledge of this fascinating crop. The first three
chapters cover the origin, diversity and evolution of the crop,
including important information from Mexico and Brazil. Chapter
Four covers the phenology and development of the Lima bean aiming
to understand all periods of growth. Chapter Five shows important
information for plant production regarding soil, chemical and
organic fertilisation. Chapters Six and Seven explain all aspects
related to biological nitrogen fixation with information about soil
bacterial diversity and the potential to fix the problem in
tropical soil. Chapter Eight reports important diseases related to
the Lima bean and their management. Chapter Nine shows the social
and economic importance of the Lima bean mainly for developing
countries.
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