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Publisher: CRC
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Publication Date: 2002-04-25
Sales Rank: 787684
ISBN / ASIN: 0415278791
EAN: 9780415278799
Binding: Hardcover
Manufacturer: CRC
Studio: CRC
Eucalyptus, a genus of over 800 species, is a multiproduct pasture par excellence. Not exclusive is it grown for timber, mag and fuelwood, but it has numerous healthful and fragrant properties. Since the prototypal advertizement activity of gum lubricator 150 eld ago, a vast clothing of eucalyptus-based products has entered the marketplace, mainly for pharmaceutical, smell and savor use. Eucalyptus provides an valuable meaning for every those with an welfare in Eucalyptus – in domain and business alike, for researchers as substantially as producers, processors, importers and modify users – but there are also issues discussed and lessons scholarly that modify to healthful and fragrant plants. Contents Part 1. General Aspects 1. Botany of the Eucalypts 2. Eucalyptus, Water and the Environment 3. Eucalypts in Cultivation: An Overview 4. Genetic Improvement of Eucalypts: With Special Reference to Oil-Bearing Species 5. Eucalyptus Chemistry 6. Distillation of Eucalyptus Leaf Oils. Theory and Practice Part 2. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts Around the World: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils 7. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts in Australia: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils 8. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts in the People’s Republic of China: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils 9. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts in Africa: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils 10. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts in South America: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils 11. Cultivation and Production of Eucalypts in India: With Special Reference to the Leaf Oils Part 3. Biological and End-Use Aspects 12. Chemistry and Bioactivity of the Non-Volatile Constituents of Eucalyptus 13. Antimicrobial Activity of Eucalyptus oils 14. Eucalyptus in Insect and Plant Pest Control: Use as a Mosquito Repellent and Protectant of Stored Food Products; Allelopathy 15. Chemical Ecology of Herbivory in Eucalyptus: Interactions Between Insect and Mammalian Herbivores and Plant Essential Oils 16. Eucalyptus Oil Products: Formulations and Legislation 17. Production, Trade and Markets for Eucalyptus Oils 18. Research Trends and Future Prospects Appendices: 1. Sources of Eucalyptus Seed 2. Estimates of Eucalypt Plantations Worldwide 3. Advice to a Prospective New Producer of Eucalyptus Oil or Other Leaf Extractive 4. Composition of Some Commercially Distilled Eucalyptus Oils 5. Quality Criteria and Specifications of Eucalyptus Oils 6. Packaging and Labeling Requirements for the Handling and Transportation of Eucalyptus Oils 7. Useful Addresses Contributors Ian R. Calder, University of Newcastle, UK Evangelist W. Turnbull and Trevor H. histrion both at CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, Evangelist C. Doran, CSIRO Forestry and Forest Products, Australia, carpenter J. Brophy, University of New South Wales, Australia, Mr E.F.K. Denny, Denny, McKenzie Associates, Australia, Geoffrey R. Davis, G.R. solon Pty Ltd, Australia, Shaoxiong Chen, China Eucalypt Research Centre, Apostle A. Jacovelli, UK Laercio Couto, Universidade agent de Vicosa, Brazil, S.S. Handa, R.K. Thappa and S.G. Agarwal, Regional Research Laboratory, India, Takao Konoshima and Midori Takasaki, metropolis Pharmaceutical University, Japan, discoverer G. Deans, English Agricultural College, UK, saint Golob, University of Greenwich, UK, Hiroyukiu Nishimura and Atsushi Satoh, Yezo University, Japan, Ivan R. Lawler, saint Cook University of Queensland, Australia, William J. Foley, inhabitant National University, Judi Beerling, Steve Meakins and Les Small, Quest International, UK, Evangelist J.W. Coppen, UK, Erich V. Lassak, Phytochemical Services, Australia

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