Industrial Devastation To Natural Abundance
Acknowledgements and Back Matter · Selected References
Selected References
Release 1.0 · 2026-11-08
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Mother Nature’s Open Book: the natural vegetation of undisturbed ecosystems, read in the field, above all in the Amazon rainforest, studied by the author in 2008. Science is the study of how nature works; PQNK applies nature’s own design to production agriculture. This is the primary source of this book.
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