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Comparative growth and productivity of potential tree species (exotic and indigenous) at the Leshoto arboretum, in the west Usambara mountains, Tanzania

1989

Mwihomeke, S.T. (Silviculture Research Centre, Leshoto (Tanzania))

AGROVOC Keywords
agrosilvopastoral systems arbre bois crop yield developing countries especies growth rate madera multipurpose varieties rendement des cultures rendimiento de cultivos species tanzania tanzanie taux de croissance trees variedades mixtas wood
Bibliographic information
Publisher
International Foundation for Science
Other Subjects
Indice de crecimiento; Bosque tropical humedo; Espece; Sistemas agrosilvopascicolas; Paises en desarrollo; Systeme agrosylvopastoral; Arboles; Tropical rain forests; Pays en developpement; Variete mixte; Foret tropicale humide
Language
English
Note
11 ref. Summaries (En, Fr). *SE
ISBN
91-85798-21-5
Type
Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional
Source
Trees for development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Proceedings of a regional seminar held by the International Foundation for Science (IFS), ICRAF House, Nairobi, Kenya, February 20-25, 1989.- Stockholm (Sweden): International Foundation for Science, 1989.- ISBN 91-85798-21-5. p. 77-87
Conference
Trees for Development in Sub-Saharan Africa, Nairobi (Kenya), 20-25 Feb 1989
1993-08-15
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