The Rubber Tree

dc.date.issued 1977
dc.date.lastModified 2019-07-25T12:41:25Z
dc.description.abstract The rubber tree is grown because rubber is made from the latex in its bark. The rubber tree has roots made up of tap-root and creeping roots. In the bark of the rubber tree there is a liquid called latex. The latex is harvested by cutting a piece of bark. Rubber is in great demand all over the world, and more of it is needed. It is very difficult to grow rubber trees well and to harvest the latex, they need a high temperature, plenty of water, and moist air though they can withstand a dry season . Rubber trees are grown in Africa, Central and South America and in Asia.
dc.format.numberofpages 36 p.
dc.identifier.issn 0259-2770
dc.identifier.url http://www.fao.org/3/ad221e/ad221e.htm
dc.language.iso English
dc.relation.ispartofseries FAO Better Farming Series
dc.relation.number 0259-2770
dc.rights.copyright FAO
dc.title The Rubber Tree
dc.type Book (series)
fao.edition 1
fao.identifier.jobnumber AD221E
fao.identifier.uri http://www.fao.org/documents/card/en/c/53f564eb-44fd-55b4-a14b-26d2426c9d8c
fao.placeofpublication Rome, Italy ;
fao.subject.agrovoc agricultural education en
fao.subject.agrovoc basic education en
fao.subject.agrovoc rubber crops en
fao.visibilitytype PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE
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