Conceptualising the Factors that Influence the Commercialisation of Non-Timber Forest Products: The Case of Wild Plant Gathering by Organic Herb Farmers in South Tyrol (Italy)
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ethnobotany; foraging; health foods; medicinal and aromatic plants; organic agriculture; organic consumer; policy; traditional knowledge; wild food; wild herbs;All these keywords.
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