Compared to simple horticulturalists, intensive horticultural societies:

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Intensive horticultural societies are characterized by higher population densities due to their ability to produce more food per unit of land, which allows them to support larger populations. They achieve this through practices that reduce the length of fallow periods, such as the use of more labor-intensive techniques and sometimes more sophisticated tools, but not necessarily plows and draft animals, which are more characteristic of agrarian societies. The statement about never being found outside Africa is incorrect, as intensive horticulture has been practiced in various parts of the world.

Compared to Simple Horticulturalists, Intensive Horticultural Societies