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Upland rice: Cultural keystone species in a Philippine traditional agroecosystem

Upland rice: Cultural keystone species in a Philippine traditional agroecosystem

February 8, 2021 2

In the Sarangani upland communities, the vital role of rice landraces in ensuring household food security and...

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