african oil palm การใช้

• Vast African Oil Palm plantations now dot the area.
• Large-scale landowners have taken advantage of these systems by planting African Oil Palms on their lands.
• Oil from the African oil palm " Elaeis guineensis " has long been recognized in West African countries.
• The newly recognized African oil palm weevil, " E . kamerunicus ", was approved for importation and brought to the plantations of Malaysia in 1981.
• The cultivation of West African oil palms in the South East Asian jungles was first tabled by Australian botanists in the 1930s, but only in recent decades has there been cultivation of West African oil palms in South East Asian jungles.
• The cultivation of West African oil palms in the South East Asian jungles was first tabled by Australian botanists in the 1930s, but only in recent decades has there been cultivation of West African oil palms in South East Asian jungles.
• In 1848 the Garden received four seeds of West African oil palm, these trees were believed to be the mother tree in Southeast Asia from which numerous descendants were produced to support the growth of the palm oil industry in the region.
• Unlike its relative " Elaeis guineensis ", the African oil palm, it is rarely planted commercially to produce palm oil, but hybrids between the two species are, mainly in efforts to provide disease resistance and to increase the proportion of unsaturated fatty acids in the oil.
• There is a large demand within Guatemala and some of its neighbors for edible oils and fats, which would explain how the African oil palm became so prevalent in the country in detriment of other oils, and which has allowed new companies associated to large capitals in a new investment phase that can be found particularly in some territories that form the Northern Transversal Strip of Guatemala.