Crop ecology : productivity and management in agricultural systems
D J Connor, R S Loomis, Kenneth G Cassman
We designed this book as a text and reference for advanced undergraduate and post-
graduate students and for practicing educators and industry professionals. It derives
from our experience in teaching over many years and our frustration with the great
breadth and diffuse nature of appropriate readings. We especially want to encourage
young scientists to use information in orderly ways to expand our understanding of crop
ecology, and to develop new ways in which it can be applied to the changing problems
of plant production. We do not, however, see the book limited to agriculturalists. It can
also provide ecological context for courses in environmental sciences that would benefit
from an agricultural perspective.
graduate students and for practicing educators and industry professionals. It derives
from our experience in teaching over many years and our frustration with the great
breadth and diffuse nature of appropriate readings. We especially want to encourage
young scientists to use information in orderly ways to expand our understanding of crop
ecology, and to develop new ways in which it can be applied to the changing problems
of plant production. We do not, however, see the book limited to agriculturalists. It can
also provide ecological context for courses in environmental sciences that would benefit
from an agricultural perspective.
Año:
2011
Edición:
2. ed
Editorial:
Cambridge University Press
Idioma:
english
Páginas:
569
ISBN 10:
0521761271
ISBN 13:
9780521761277
Archivo:
PDF, 14.05 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 2011
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