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Investigatings and test planting some of wild edible vegetable species in Cu Lao Cham island

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At present, the Cu Lao Cham islands has 36 species in 23 families of wild edible vegetation. Some species have high nutritional value and palatability such as Xanthoxylum nitidum (Lamk.) DC, Xanthoxylum sp., and Strophioblachia fimbricalyx Boerl. The initial results of study showed potential use of 2 species, Emilia sonchifolia L. DC and Emilia gaudichaudii Gagn, both in the Asteraceae family.

Le Viet Luong
Institute of Spartial Technology - VAST
(Proceedings of 3rd National Scientific Conference on Ecology and Biological Resources, Hanoi 22th October 2009 - IEBR)

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