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Fifty Plants that Changed the Course of History

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Fifty Plants that Changed the Course of History is a fascinating and beautifully presented guide to the plants that have had the greatest impact on human civilization through the ages. 

Entries range from crop staples like rice and wheat, which have fed entire populations for centuries, to herbs and spices that are highly prized for their medicinal qualities. Plants are judged by their influence in four categories: edible, medicinal, commercial and practical. The origins and history of each plant are discussed; where and how it came to prominence, the cultures and sometimes the personalities it impacted upon, its dispersal throughout the world and its modern-day commercial and cultural status. 

Beautiful, fully captioned illustrations make the book a visual and informative feast, and clear text with interest panels makes for easy reading.

Author: Bill Laws
Hardcover
224 Pages

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17 Jan 2014