Top 100 food plants / Ernest Small.

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Main Author: Small, Ernest, 1940-
Corporate Author: National Research Council Canada
Language:English
Published: Ottawa : NRC Research Press, 2009.
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Physical Description:xvii, 636 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm
Available also on the Internet.
Format: Book

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505 0 |a Common name guide to food plants discussed in detail -- Scientific name guide to food plants discussed in detail Abstract/Reśume ́-- Introduction: How the choice of the leading 100 food plants was made -- Format presentation -- Human nutrition in relation to plant foods: What people eat -- Relative importance of animal foods in the human diet -- Vegetarianism -- The evolution of the human diet with respect to plant foods -- Nutritional success by combining cereals and pulses -- The principal food plants -- Natural toxins in food plants and their potential for harm -- Plant foods as medicine -- Culinary purposes: why most food is not consumed raw -- Food preferences -- Food allergies -- Ethnic/racial/geographical genetically determined nutritional susceptibilities -- Achieving nutritional balance in the modern diet -- Carbohydrates -- Fats -- Proteins -- Vitamins -- Minerals -- Fiber -- Antioxidants -- Eating patterns -- The addictive nature of food and the resulting fat pandemic -- Modern nutritional crimes, Culinology, and the mediocrity of mass-marketed prepared foods -- Slow food -- The future of food plants -- Detailed information on food plants. 
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