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What is agrobiodiversity and how is it impacted by policy?

Posted Fri, 09/21/2012 - 11:22 by EKahurani

Agrobiodiversity refers to the dynamic and complex relations among human societies, cultivated plants and the environments where they interact, and it is directly related to food security, nutrition, health, social equity and justice, environmental sustainability and climate change adaptation.

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