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Use of fodder trees and shrubs (trubs) in the arid and semi-arid zones of West Asia and North Africa: history and perspectives

2000

Le Hoerou, H.N. (CNRS, Montpellier (France))

AGROVOC Keywords
afrique du nord aliment pour animaux arbre arbuste arbustos arid zones climatic factors constraints contrainte crop residues ecologia ecologie ecology facteur climatique feeds matorral middle east moyen orient multipurpose trees north africa nutritive value oriente medio ovin ovinos piensos plant production plantation planting production de semences residuos de cosechas scrub seed production semiarid zones sheep shrubs socioeconomic environment trees valeur nutritive valor nutritivo zone aride
Bibliographic information
Publisher
ICARDA
Other Subjects
Production vegetale; Produccion vegetal; Arboles de proposito multiple; Plantacion; Factores climaticos; Coaccion; Zona arida; Residu de recolte; Environnement socioeconomique; Arboles; Africa del norte; Entorno socioeconomico; Produccion de semillas; Arbre a buts multiples; Zone semi aride; Zona semiarida
Language
English
Note
Summaries (En, Fr)
3 tables
ISBN
92-9217-097-0
Type
Summary; Conference; Non-Conventional
Source
Fodder shrub development in arid and semi-arid zones: proceedings of the workshop on native and exotic fodder shrubs in arid and semi-arid zones, Gintzburger, G.Bounejmate, M. (ICARDA, Aleppo (Syria))Nefzaoui, A. (INRA, Tunis (Tunisia)) (Eds.).- Aleppo (Syria): ICARDA, 2000.- ISBN 92-9217-097-0. v 1: p. 9-53
Conference
Native and Exotic Fodder Shrubs in Arid and Semi-Arid Zones, Hammamet (Tunisia), 27 Oct - 2 Nov 1996
2001-08-15
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