Forest insects as food: humans bite back

Durst, P.B.; Johnson, D.V.; Leslie, R.N.; Shono, K.

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Forest insects as food: humans bite back [2010]

Durst, P.B. (ed.); Johnson, D.V. (ed.); Leslie, R.N. (ed.); Shono, K. (ed.); RAP [Corporate Author] FAO, Bangkok (Thailand). Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific [Corporate Author]

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Language:

English

Type:

News

In AGRIS since:

2010

Issue:

2010/02

Extent:

239 p.

Publisher:

FAO

ISBN:

978-92-5-106488-7

All titles:

"Forest insects as food: humans bite back"@eng

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"col. illus., diagrs., tables"