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Chemistry in the Kitchen Garden: Rsc

Chemistry in the Kitchen Garden: Rsc

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ISBN10: 1849733236
ISBN13: 9781849733236
Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
Published: Sep 9 2011
Pages: 210
Weight: 1.37
Height: 0.83 Width: 6.36 Depth: 9.33
Language: English

Over the past decade there has been a resurgence of interest in growing fruit and vegetables in the garden and on the allotment. Part of the driving force behind this is an increased awareness of the health benefits that can be derived from fruit and vegetables in the diet. The 'five helpings a day' dictum reflects the correlation between a regular consumption of fruit and vegetables and a reduced incidence of, for example, cardiovascular disease and some cancers. Growing your own vegetables provides the opportunity to harvest them at their peak, to minimize the time for post-harvest deterioration prior to consumption and to reduce their 'food miles'. It also provides an opportunity to grow interesting and less common cultivars. The combination of economic advantages and recreational factors add to the pleasure of growing fruit and vegetables.

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