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| CULTIVATED
VEGETABLES OF THE WORLD |
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Latin Binomial, Common Names in 15
Languages, Edible Part and Method of Preparation |
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CULTIVATED
VEGETABLES is an essential reference manual for: libraries; scientists;
embassies; agricultural organizations; international travelers; vegetable
growers; packers; shippers; produce buyers, and grocery store managers;
avid gardeners; and gourmet chefs. This authoritative reference provides
the commercially cultivated vegetable crops of the World systematically
arranged by division, class, family and species and alphabetically arranged
by common name, language, plant part consumed and method of preparation.
The manual provides the common names of the cultivated
vegetables from around the world in 15 languages
– Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Danish, Dutch, English, French, German,
Hindi, Japanese, Malay, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Tagalog.
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