Titlebook: Edible Wild Plants: An alternative approach to food security; Shabnum Shaheen,Mushtaq Ahmad,Nidaa Haroon Book 2017 Springer International

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Food Security: A Global Problem,tious food to the fast-growing world’s population. Food security is a contrary term to food insecurity. It includes a wide range of fundamental food issues. It is quite difficult to state precise definition of food security.Food security exists when all people, at all times, have physical and econom

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Edible Wild Plants: A Solution to Overcome Food Insecurity,e of human feasting. However edible wild plants can be defined as the “Plants which as whole or their any part (roots, leaves or fruits) are acceptable for eating purpose by urban and rural communities.” It is very important to note that plants have many parts, i.e., stem, root, shoot, leaves, fruit

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Diversity of Edible Wild Plants: Global Perspectives,look for edible wild plant resource as well. More than 50% of our daily protein and caloric requirements covered by only 3 crops, i.e., wheat, rice, and maize, and only 12 species are making the 80% of our total dietary intake [11]. However, this diet can be diversified by integrating the wild edibl

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List of Useful Edible Wild Plants for Daily Use,d interviews. Different WEPs were identified. Among these plants 35.5?% were trees and 31.1?% were shrubs. All plant parts are used either as raw or cooked collected mostly by women and childre. In areas where is the food insufficiency, the WEPs are used mostly as compared to the areas where food is

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Conservation Measures and Sustainable Production of Edible Wild Plants,t and which plants are suitable for cultivation. Then by that time, man selected a few plants and started their domestication. These are only a small fraction of species that bears a heavy burden of food security. Only 20 plants are fulfilling our 90% demand of food and 60% of our caloric demands co

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