Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Ecosystems now in paperback

25 August 2010   |   Permalink

 

First published in 2007 and described as “the single most authoritative source to date on issues of agrobiodiversity”, Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Ecosystems has recently been published in paperback. Edited by Devra Jarvis, a senior scientist at Bioversity International, Christine Padoch (New York Botanical Garden) and David Cooper (Convention on Biological Diversity), the book, published by Columbia University Press, includes the most recent research and developments in the maintenance of local diversity at the genetic, species, and ecosystem levels.

For further details and to order a copy, visit the publisher’s website.

 
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