1. The trouble with ferality : domestication as coevolution and the nature of broken symbioses -- 2. Making and breaking acquaintances : the origins of wildness, domestication, and ferality in prehistoric Eurasia -- 3. When ferality reigned : establishing an open range in the colonial South -- 4. Nascent domestication initiatives and their effects on ferality : claiming dominion in the antebellum South -- 5. Anthropogenic improvement and assaults on ferality : divergent fates in the industrializing South -- 6. Everything in its right place : wild, domestic, and feral populations in the modern South -- Epilogue. Cultivating ferality in the anthropocene : lessons for the American South and beyond.
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