Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
Crops, animals, wild relatives ...
by Jeremy on January 20, 2010
… to brag, we just have to.
Tim Bray, an internet seer, offered a definition of something he called a Power Web Site.
So, having nothing better to do over lunch, I took a little peek. And guess what? The Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog is a Power Web Site.
How gratifying.
SLNRao regrets the mistakes of the past, but sees a bright future ahead for grasspea, and its relatives:
Looking at the likely benefits of Homoarginine on the cardiovasculature and emerging concepts on ODAP itself I am of the firm belief that grass pea in coming years will turn into a rich man’s pulse.
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“Agrobiodiversity” shows Wikipedia first, though.
Try “crop diversity”.
Neither agrobiodiversity nor crop diversity is the name of our site, you plonker.
It is a synonym.
Google should know, of course.
Agrobiodiversity is a terrible word anyway. And we’re much more than just crops!
I wanted to say that the Global Crop Diversity Trust has a power site, too.