Optimising urban forestry: the food connection Food and beverage technology

Optimising urban forestry: the food connection Food and beverage technologyUrban forestry, defined as the planning and management of trees and associated vegetation in urban areas, has become well established across the globe. Its many contributions to resilient, sustainable and attractive cities have become well documented. This chapter focusses on urban forestrys contributions to food provision. The chapter introduces the concepts of urban food forestry and urban foraging, presenting detailed case studies for each one.

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it assesses the theoretical and methodological advancements in the field over the past 25 years

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Host plant resistance is an important and foundational element of Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

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Sorghum is a globally grown cereal

the book showcases the areas where improvement is required to achieve optimum sustainability