...lla'''; syn. ''P. multifida'') is a species of ''[[Pourouma]]'', native to tropical [[South America]], in the western [[Amazon Basin]] in northern [[Bolivia]],
==Agriculture==
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* [[Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden]] ([[Kamo, Shizuoka]])
* [[Enoshima Tropical Plants Garden]]
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...ontinent. Today pigeon peas are widely cultivated in all tropical and semi-tropical regions of both the [[Old World|Old]] and the New World.
...oducing regions. Pigeon pea is cultivated in more than 25 tropical and sub-tropical countries, either as a sole crop or intermixed with such [[cereal]]s as [[s
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...a M.; Colucci, Pablo E. [http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd11/2/colu.htm A tropical forage solution to poor quality ruminant diets: A review of Lablab purpureu
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...a M.; Colucci, Pablo E. [http://www.cipav.org.co/lrrd/lrrd11/2/colu.htm A tropical forage solution to poor quality ruminant diets: A review of Lablab purpureu
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Cereals (from Ceres, goddess of agriculture{{SCH}}). The agricultural grains, properly those of the grass family: maize
| The primary cereal of [[tropics|tropical]] regions
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...), also known as the '''Goa bean''' ('''kacang botol''' in Malaysia), is a tropical [[legume]] [[plant]] native to Papua [[New Guinea]]. It grows abundantly in
Being a tropical plant, it is sensitive to frost. It will not flower if day length is more t
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...plants are cultivated in warmer climates worldwide. Species are native to tropical and subtropical regions of all continents in addition to the South West Pac
...oor and rural people. They form an important component of pastures in many tropical regions. ''Sorghum'' species are an important [[food crop]] in [[Africa]],
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...da Keys]]. From the Caribbean, lime cultivation spread to tropical and sub-tropical [[North America]], including [[Mexico]], [[Florida]], and later [[Californi
...the hurricane of 1926, which destroyed the bulk of US ''C. aurantiifolia'' agriculture, leaving it to grow mostly casually in the [[Florida Keys]] {{ref|1926_a}}
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...cessdate=2006-05-31}}</ref> The USDA system is also used by the [[Food and Agriculture Organization]] (FAO). In the Unified Soil Classification System ([[USCS]])
...ation in the year 2006 is as a result of [[slash and burn]] treatment of [[tropical]] [[forest]]s. When the total ground surface is stripped of vegetation and
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...3&articleid=269 Cowpea research at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA)]
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The temperate species are [[deciduous]], the tropical species [[evergreen]]. The [[leaf|leaves]] are simple, opposite, and 5-25 c
...nal has been patented by the [[United States Department of Agriculture]] [[Agriculture Research Service]].<ref>{{cite magazine | publisher = [[Agricultural Resear
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Havea (from the Brazilian name). Euphorbiaceae. Tropical trees; some yield rubber and are cultivated for that reason.
...ia of American Agriculture," Vol. II, p. 555. See M. T. Cook, "Diseases of Tropical Plants, p. 191, for rubber plant diseases.
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The plant has adapted to live in dry tropical climates with a moderate amount of rain.
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...s|genera]] of [[plant]]s in the [[banana]] family, [[Musaceae]], native to tropical regions of [[Africa]] and [[Asia]].
[[Category:Tropical agriculture]]
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...tern [[Pacific Ocean|Pacific]] islands. It has also been widely planted in tropical regions elsewhere. It was collected and distributed by Lieutenant [[Willia
Breadfruit is a [[staple food]] in many tropical regions. They were propagated far outside their native range by Polynesian
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'''Companion planting''' in gardening and agriculture is planting of different crops in close physical proximity. It is a form of
In the third world, tropical crops are used instead of temperate ones and provide NGO's, and other organ
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