Description

This book delves into the study of plants and their uses in human society, focusing on the economic importance of various plant species. It covers the principles of economic botany, exploring how plants are utilized for food, medicine, clothing, and other industrial purposes. The book examines key crops, their cultivation, and their contributions to global economies, along with the role of plants in biotechnology and sustainable development. It also highlights the impact of economic botany on conservation efforts, as well as the potential for discovering new plant-based resources for human use. Through case studies, examples of plant-based industries, and discussions on environmental and ethical issues, the book provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of the significant role plants play in the economy and human well-being. Ideal for students, researchers, and professionals in botany, agriculture, and environmental science, it offers a valuable resource for those interested in the practical applications of plant biology.