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Les palmiers tropicaux - Révision 2010

Year of publication 2011

Pages 227

Author Forestry Economics and Policy Division

Product type Book (stand-alone)

ISBN 9252067429

Series title Produits Forestiers Non-Ligneux

Series number 1020-9727

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) Les palmiers, appartenant ? la famille d'Arecaceae, sont parmi les plantes les plus communes dans les pays tropicaux et fournissent un vaste assortiment des produits s'?tendant de la nourriture aux mat?riaux de construction, ? la fibre et au carburant. Le volume sur Les palmiers tropicaux, ? l'origine ?dit? en 1998, a ?t? mise ? jour en 2010 pour inclure l'information et les d?veloppements les plus r?cents concernant le statut de conservation et l'utilisation de diverses esp?ces tropicales de palmiers. Ce document d?crit les nombreuses utilisations des produits d?riv?s des palmiers et fournit des r?f?rences et des sources mises ? jour d'informations suppl?mentaires. Les produits de palmiers sont consid?r?s aussi bien au niveau de leur utilisation ? la subsistance jusqu?aux niveaux commerciaux. Utilisant cette publication, les lecteurs pourront ?valuer le r?le des palmiers et de leurs produits dans la gestion des for?ts, le reboisement, l'agriculture et les activit?s de conservation de la nature.

Language French

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