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- Clarendon Law Series
2004
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This book is both an examination of, and a contribution to, our understanding of the theoretical foundations of the common law of contract. Focusing on contemporary debates in contract theory, Contract Theory aims to help readers better understand the nature and justification of the general idea of contractual obligation, as well as the nature and justification of the particular rules that make up the law of contract. The book is in three parts. Part I introduces the idea of 'cont...
Achieving sustainable cultivation of maize Volume 1
From improved varieties to local applications
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- Prof. Joachim MessingW. Paul WilliamsMs Marilyn WarburtonZsuzsanna Tóthné ZsuboriDr Csaba L. MartonDr Dharam Paul ChaudharyDr Eliab SimpungwePaula Robles BolivarElena Lima-CabelloDr Jose C. Jimenez-LopezDenise E. CostichTim J. O'HareProf Glen P. FoxV. ManyongA. MenkirA. AleneA. A. AkinolaA. S. BamireDr T. AbdoulayeCarolina CamachoRemco MurJ. Stephen SmithDr Mariana WongtschowskiDr Cheryl DossDr Candice GardnerR. O. AkinwaleM. A. B. FakoredeDr Baffour Bada-AprakuProf. Marcelo J. CarenaYongrui Wu
2017
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Reviews key challenges and advances in maize breeding methods;Discusses the development of varieties with enhanced nutritional and other properties such as improved protein content and abiotic stress resistance;Summarises key steps being taken to support smallholders growing maize in developing countries
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- Richard A. ManciniDr Ranjith RamanathanProf. Michael E. DikemanDr B. N. HarshDr D. D. BolerDr David HopkinsDr Chris R. KerthDr J. W. S. YanceyDerek A. GriffingDr Christy L. BratcherProf. Mick PriceProf. Chunbao LiDr Elly Ana NavajasDr Jude L. CapperProf. Penny Kris-EthertonKelsey J. PhelpsSara M. EbarbJohn M. GonzalezJennifer FlemingDr Matt SpanglerAnnie VénienMr Thierry AstrucProf. Stephen B. SmithDr Christopher J. RichardsProf. Michael S. CockramDr Phillip E. Strydom
2017
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Reviews advances in understanding how breeding and growth affects the development of quality attributes such as fat content and tenderness;Summarises recent research on how management of cattle and carcass handling affects sensory properties;Discusses current research on measuring and optimising quality traits such as colour, flavour and tenderness
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- Dr Alfredo J. EscribanoProf. Raphael WahomeDr Caroline ChepkoechDr Silvia IvemeyerAnna BieberDr A. Spengler NeffProf. Florian LeiberDr A. MullerDr Veronika MaurerDr C. SchaderDr Isabel Blanco-PenedoDr José Perea-MuñozDr Georgios ArsenosDr Angeliki ArgyriadouDr Sotiria VourakiDr Athanasios GelasakisDr Barbara FrűhDr Mirjam HolingerDr Klaus HorstedDr Mette VaarstDr Timo StadtlanderDr Nicola BradbearDr Stephen RoderickDr Susanne PadelMr L. G. SmithDr A. G. WilliamsDr K. EllisDr Lindsay WhistanceDr Julie Ryschawy
2019
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Reviews key challenges and solutions in improving the health and welfare of organic farm animalsAddresses how organic livestock farming can build on smallholder systems such as pastoralism and agroforestryIncludes case studies on improving organic farming of dairy and beef cattle, sheep and goats, pig and poultry
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- Dr Andrew D. RichardsonDr Jan PisekDr Kairi AdamsonDr Russell T. GrahamDr Cynthia F. MoserDr Tanja G. M. SandersDr Peter SpathelfProf. Andreas BolteDr Matthew J. McGrathDr Anne Sofie LansøProf. Philip J. BurtonDr Guillaume MarieDr Yi-Ying ChenDr Tuomo KalliokoskiDr Sebastiaan LuyssaertDr Kim NaudtsDr Philippe PeylinDr Aude ValadeDr Yamina Micaela RosasDr Pablo Luis PeriDr Héctor BahamondeProf. Donato ChiatanteDr Juan Manuel CelliniDr Marcelo Daniel BarreraDr Alejandro Huertas HerreraDr María Vanessa LencinasDr Guillermo Martínez PasturDr Anne OxbroughDr Jaime PinzónDr Patricia Butler-LeopoldDr Constance HausmanDr Louis IversonDr Mattia TerzaghiDr Todd OntlDr Leslie BrandtDr Stephen MatthewsDr Matthew PetersDr Anantha PrasadProf. Donald GrebnerDr Pete BettingerDr Andrew ListerProf. Hans PretzschDr Christophe OrazioDr Gabriella Stefania ScippaDr Peter Freer-SmithDr Tim PaynDr Tom FoxDr Daniel G. NearyProf. Thomas J. DeanProf. Woodam ChungDr Kevin LyonsDr Lucas WellsDr Barbara BentzDr Pierluigi BonelloDr Antonio MontagnoliDr Horst DelbDr Christopher FettigDr Therese PolandDr Deepa PureswaranDr Steven SeyboldDr Tod RamsfieldDr Kathy LewisDr John A. StanturfDr Lee FrelichDr Pablo J. DonosoEmeritus Prof. W. Keith MoserDr Timo KuuluvainenDr David NichollsDr James L. ChamberlainDr Christine J. SmallDr Michelle BaumflekDr Tatjana StevanovicDr John DaigleDr Adam P. CobleDr Lea Hallik
2019
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Focuses on advances in understanding forest ecophysiology which underpin good management, including mechanisms of root and canopy development.Explores the key challenges in ensuring forest management is consistent with forest ecosystem services, particularly managing the transition from monocultures to complex standsHighlights ways of diversifying forest products, including novel uses of timber, biomass, non-timber products and recreational services.
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Achieving sustainable cultivation of wheat Volume 2
Cultivation techniques
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- Mukesh MeenaDr Q. XueJ. RuddJ. BellT. MarekS. LiuTadesse DessalegnTesfaye SolomonTesfaye Gebre KristosAbiy SolomonProf. Arun Kumar JoshiShure SebokaYazie ChaneDr Bhadriraju SubramanyamKamala A. RobertsFetien AbayRizana MahroofJ. R. GuarinDr Brian L. BeresVinod Kumar MishraHaley CattonJ. M. ClarkeK. NilsenD. KhitiriX. LinProf. C. J. PozniakK. AmmarDr Tinashe ChiurugwiSimon KerrSimanchal SahuIan MidgleyL. A. BoydJohnson KamwagaPeter NjauTerry van GeveltClaudia CanalesMax MarcheselliDr Rajiv Kumar SharmaDr W. TadesseA AmriProf. Peter J. GregoryM Sanchez-GarciaM El-BouhssiniM KarrouS PatilF BassiDr M. BaumProf. T. OweisChristina K. ClarkeDr Vijesh KrishnaAlwin KeilSreejith AravindakshanDr Reem AboukhaddourDr Senthold AssengProfessor Thomas Döring
2017
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Reviews advances in cultivation practice such as seed establishment and more efficient irrigation techniques;Summarises developments in ‘climate smart’ agriculture such as conservation tillage and organic wheat cultivation;Discusses ways of supporting smallholders improve wheat cultivation in North Africa and other regions in the developing world
Achieving sustainable cultivation of maize Volume 2
Cultivation techniques, pest and disease control
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- Dr Alpha Y. KamaraDr Wade E. ThomasonBee Khim ChimMark S. ReiterDr Bram GovaertsIsabelle FrançoisNele VerhulstLouis LongchampsDr Kaushik MajumdarAlam SherShamie ZingoreFernando GarcíaAdrian CorrendoDr Jagadish TimsinaAdrian M. JohnstonDr Bao-Luo MaZhigang WangMr Abeya TemesgenDr Daniel RodriguezXiaoli LiuCaspar RoxburghAriel FerranteJoseph EyreStuart Irvine-BrownJames McLeanMartin BielichDr Tadele TeferaTheresa M. CiraJincai LiProf. T. L. NiblackDr Loth S. MulungaDr George MahukuDr P. Lava KumarDr Amaere AyalewMartin KimanyaLimbikani MatumbaDr Ranajit BandyopadhayayA. MenkirDr Peter J. CottyDr Youhong SongKhawar JabranMubshar HussainDr Bhagirath Singh ChauhanVasileios P. VasileiadisDr Per KudskProf. Charles WortmannPatricio GrassiniRoger W. ElmoreDr Peter S. SetimelaProf. William D. HutchisonDr Maurizio SattinShu FukaiClaire FarnsworthDr R. Khosla
2017
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Summarises current good agricultural practice in maize cultivation, from seed selection to nutrient management, conservation agriculture, rotations and intercropping;Reviews advances in understanding and managing diseases and pests such as viruses, nematodes and weeds;Discusses ways maize cultivation can be made more ‘climate smart’
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- Emeritus Prof. A. N. LaksoDr Gennaro FazioC. PeaceProf Kate EvansDr Duane GreeneProf. Stefano MusacchiK. HannamT. ForgeDr Denise NeilsenDr G. H. NeilsenDr Gayle M. VolkL. R. KhotM. KarkeeDr Qin ZhangDr Wayne M. Jurick IIDr W. J. JanisiewiczProf. Chris WatkinsDr Kerik D. CoxDr Kenneth C. EastwellDr John NorelliDr Elizabeth H. BeersDr Markus KellerhalsHildegard GarmingDr R. Karina GallardoG. PeckProf. David GranatsteinMarkus KeldererMs Jutta KienzleSally A. BoundDr Dugald C. CloseProf. Peter M. HirstM. C. GoffinetDr Desmond O’RourkeProfessor Amit Dhingra
2017
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Detailed coverage of the latest research on plant physiology, including flowering and pollination in trees, apple fruit development and ripening;Reviews current best practice in tree training, pruning and thinning operations, including the use of growth regulators and new areas such as mechanisation and automation;Discusses the range of fungal and viral diseases affecting apples
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- Biomedical and Life Sciences (R0)
2010
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Sustainable agriculture is a rapidly growing field aiming at producing food and energy in a sustainable way for our children. This discipline addresses current issues such as climate change, increasing food and fuel prices, starvation, obesity, water pollution, soil erosion, fertility loss, pest control and biodiversity depletion. Novel solutions are proposed based on integrated knowledge from agronomy, soil science, molecular biology, chemistry, toxicology, ecology, economy, philosophy an...
2012
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This multi-contributor, international volume synthesizes contributions from the world's leading soil scientists and ecologists, describing cutting-edge research that provides a basis for the maintenance of soil health and sustainability. The book covers these advances from a unique perspective of examining the ecosystem services produced by soil biota across different scales - from biotic interactions at microscales to communities functioning at regional and global scales. The book leads t...
2017
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More than half the world's population now lives in cities. Creating sustainable, healthy and aesthetic urban environments is therefore a major policy goal and research agenda. This comprehensive handbook provides a global overview of the state of the art and science of urban forestry.It describes the multiple roles and benefits of urban green areas in general and the specific role of trees, including for issues such as air quality, human well-being and stormwater management. It rev...
Biodiversity and Insect Pests
Key Issues for Sustainable Management
2012
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Biodiversity offers great potential for managing insect pests. It provides resistance genes and anti-insect compounds; a huge range of predatory and parasitic natural enemies of pests; and community ecology-level effects operating at the local and landscape scales to check pest build-up. This book brings together world leaders in theoretical, methodological and applied aspects to provide a comprehensive treatment of this fast-moving field.Chapter authors from Europe, Asia, Africa, ...











