Plants For A Future

Plants For A Future

Plants for a Future (PFAF) es una web de recursos sin fines de lucro para los interesados en las plantas comestibles y útiles de las regiones templadas. El proyecto cuenta actualmente con dos lugares en el suroeste de Inglaterra, donde muchas de las plantas se cultivan de forma experimental, y mantiene un pequeño catálogo de venta por correo.

El sitio web contiene una base de datos en línea de más de 7000 plantas que pueden cultivarse en el Reino Unido, los datos se crean y son recopilados por Ken Fern, fue programado y es mantenido por Rich Morris, y pueden ser utilizados en línea de forma gratuita, o descargados por una pequeña suma.

Fern también ha publicado un libro que detalla muchas de las plantas que aparecen en la base de datos.

Bibliografía

  • Plantas para un Futuro: plantas comestibles y útiles para un mundo más sano por Ken Fern, publicado por Publicaciones Permanente ISBN 1-85623-011-2

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