Natural resources occur naturally within environments that exist relatively undistributed in natural form. It serves as raw materials to feed most industries. Natural economic products offer a vast, virtually untapped reservoir of chemical compounds with diverse potential uses and provide fundamental life support, essentially for the survival and for satisfying the wants of man-kind. Natural economic products provide wealth that is exported to other nations to earn foreign exchange. The book entitled “Natural Economic Products: An Encyclopaedia” compiled and arranged alphabetically (set of 11 volumes) and attempts to create a glossary of such products. This book covers Economic Botany, Soil Science & Agricultural Chemistry, Plant Science, Geochemistry, Material Science, Phytochemistry, Economics, Zoology, Geology and Environmental Sciences. It is highly useful for industrialists, economists, NGO’s, researchers, academician, scientists, botanists, farmers, agriculturists, phytochemists and research institutions interested in natural economic products.

Contents: Volume 1 1-452 ABELMOSCHUS MEDIK-ALLYL COMPOUNDS; Volume 2 453-880 ALUMINIUM AND ALUMINIUM ALLOYS-BALLATA LIMBATA BENTH; Volume 3 881-1348 BALANITES ROXBURGHII PLANCH-CARTHAMUS TINCTORIUS LINN; Volume 4 1349-1808 CARUM CARVI-CORDIA LATIFOLIA, ROXB; Volume 5 1809-2272 CORIANDRUM SATIVUM, LINN-FLAME RETARDANTS HALOGENATED; Volume 6 2273-2730 FLAME RETARDANTS (PHOSPHORUS COMPOUNDS)- GRAPHITE AND RELATED CARBONS; Volume 7 2731-3200 GUTTA-PERCHA-MARSILEA QUADRIFOLIA; Volume 8 3201-3684 MARTYNIA DIANDRA-OXYTROPIS MICROPHYLLA; Volume 9 3685-4134 PACHYGONE OVATA, MIRS.- R. LEPIDOTUM; Volume 10 4135-4640 RHODODENDRON SETOSUM-SYMPLOCOS CRATAEGOIDES; Volume 11 4641-5036 TABERNAEMONTANA CORONARIA-ZYGOPHILLUM SIMPLEX.