Discover the era of groundbreaking agricultural innovation that reshaped the medieval Islamic world (700-1100). This essential volume meticulously traces the diffusion of 18 transformative crops and advanced farming techniques across the Near East and North Africa. Delve into the mechanics of plant acclimatization and the intricate routes of their spread, revealing a dynamic period of agrarian expansion, not decline. A must-read for students and scholars of economic history, social history, and global agrarian studies, this book offers vital insights into the medieval roots of modern agriculture, enriching understanding for researchers in India.