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Information from the scientific literature, gatherers and consumers of wild greens that are an important part of the Mediterranean diet, my experience on plants growing in the wild, detailed observations on key descriptors and habitat of wild edible and poisonous plants are all that produced the knowledge provided in this book. In addition, the placement of photos along with the text helps a lot in identifying and studying the basic features of a plant's species. After that, one can identify a plant in nature safely because they already know the characteristics of that plant. Aside from the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Information from the scientific literature, gatherers and consumers of wild greens that are an important part of the Mediterranean diet, my experience on plants growing in the wild, detailed observations on key descriptors and habitat of wild edible and poisonous plants are all that produced the knowledge provided in this book. In addition, the placement of photos along with the text helps a lot in identifying and studying the basic features of a plant's species. After that, one can identify a plant in nature safely because they already know the characteristics of that plant. Aside from the above, this book reintroduces the forgotten traditions of the Mediterranean diet, which is based on wild greens and is therefore considered a standard of healthy eating. Specifically, the following information is provided for each species of wild greens: * Common, scientific and given names by Theophrastus and Dioscorides. * Key features of identification. * Origin, distribution in countries around the world, habitat and ecology. * Edible plant parts, season of gathering, ways of eating and cooking. * Propagation. * It also informs the reader about 174 Dioscorides's plants.
Autorenporträt
Theodoros V. Koutsos was born in 1946 in a small community called Vaptistis in the Prefecture of Kilkis. He studied Agronomy on scholarship at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, where he later also received a MSc and PhD in "Genetic Improvement of Plants and Agriculture". During his service as researcher in the National Greek Research Foundation (NAGREF), he participated in several scientific programs funded by the EU and the General Secretariat for Research and Technology (GSRT). He also taught, as a visiting professor, at the Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessaloniki (ATEITH), the Democritus University of Thrace, and the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania. For the final six years of his career, he was head of the Aromatic and Medicinal Plants section of the Hellenic National Agricultural Research Foundation. After having completed 37 years of active service, he retired in 2009. Aside from his scientific monographs in Greek, he also wrote more than 80 scientific papers for national and international journals, and for proceedings of national and international conferences. Furthermore, he was a member of the editorial board of the journal, "Journal of Vegetable Science". He also wrote a chapter titled, "Greek Okra Cultivars-Sustainable Production Systems" of the book, "Okra Handbook-Global Production, Processing, and Crop Improvement"; while he is the author of some Greek books related to Aromatic and Medicinal Plants, Botany, and the art of farming. He is married to Paraskevi Gkouramani and they have six children, five sons and a daughter. Their four sons live abroad.