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The four most frequently mentioned benefits were: (1) Environment and weather; (2) Cultivation and resources; (3) Public services; and (4) Nice people.
In the current study, high yields of these prospective enzymes could be achieved by using the P. pastoris GAP promoter system and fermentor cultivation (Online Resource 1, Supplemental Fig. S10).
The exploitation of alpine landscape resources (cultivation of cereals in the valleys) and livestock grazing (in the subalpine and alpine areas) has therefore a long tradition going back at least for 6200 years in the Silvretta region.
P. massoniana occupies a very important position in China's forestry development and forest resources cultivation, and has expanded rapidly to reach an estimated area of 5.7 million hectares [ 16].
Wetlands are an important resource which has however been neglected by research and policy makers due to the misconception of them either being wastelands vulnerable to cultivation or natural resources with no need for management.
More resilient species may recover in their wild populations (Figure 1). Figure 1: Transition phases from wild harvesting to cultivation: after wild resources decline with over-harvesting, raw material prices increase and cultivation becomes economically feasible; more resilient species can recover (after Homma 1992 and Cunningham2001).
During the second phase (2004 2010), the programme will mainly focus on the establishment and protection of ecological forests, the development of transitional projects, the cultivation of forest resources, the increase of wood supply capacity and the development of the economy in forest regions.
Every activity involving the cultivation of hydrobiological resources is carried out mainly in state-owned leased marine environments, also known as "concessions" that must be authorised by the State through the Under-secretary of the Navy, the Under-secretary of Fisheries, or the National Fishing Service, as appropriate.
