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A decade and half of Ghana’s trade in African Mahogany: A Review
Journal of Energy and Natural Resource Management, 2018This paper sought to review Ghana’s performance with regard to trade in African mahogany from 2001 to 2015. The studyassessed the volume, types of product exported, extent of product innovation and export destinations of the species and woodproducts in general. From the results, the highest export volume was recorded in 2007 (32,149m3) and the least of
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Transpiration and growth of young African mahogany plants subject to different water regimes
International Journal of Biometeorology, 2019Timber production has been prominent in the Brazil scenario to minimize deforestation. Thus, technical information is necessary to define the productive process of the African mahogany in the Midwest region of Brazil, especially with regard to its hydric parameters.
Derblai Casaroli +6 more
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Environment, Development and Sustainability, 2012
When exploiting forest resources, the resource use must be sustainable if its use is to support its function in the natural ecosystem. The African mahogany, a prized timber species, is widely exploited, raising policy concerns about the management of forest resources to meet the social, economic, and ecological needs of present and future gen- erations.
Jones Abrefa Danquah +2 more
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When exploiting forest resources, the resource use must be sustainable if its use is to support its function in the natural ecosystem. The African mahogany, a prized timber species, is widely exploited, raising policy concerns about the management of forest resources to meet the social, economic, and ecological needs of present and future gen- erations.
Jones Abrefa Danquah +2 more
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Properties of African Mahogany Wood Commercially Available in the United States
Forest Products JournalAbstract The wood of African mahogany (Khaya spp.) is known for its high quality and similarity to the more expensive Brazilian mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla King). Interest in African mahogany has been increasing because of the reduced availability of native Brazilian mahogany, which has become illegal to harvest. Most African mahogany comes
Tamara S.F.A. França +4 more
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Growth of African Mahogany Trees Irrigated by Microsprinkler
Anais do II Inovagri International Meeting - 2014, 2014L.H.A. Barbosa +5 more
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Micropropagation of Khaya senegalensis, an african mahogany from dry tropical zones
2003An in vitro cloning protocol was set up on seedlings of Khaya senegalensis then adapted to more mature plants. In vitro shoot multiplication was conducted by using a culture medium rich in mineral salts (MS medium) in the presence of IBA 0.26 [mu]M-added BAP 2.2 [mu]M. The rooting of microcuttings was favoured by a less concentrated medium (MS/2) and a
Danthu, Pascal +3 more
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Response of African Mahogany Trees to Drip Irrigation and Fertilization Levels
Anais do II Inovagri International Meeting - 2014, 2014L.H.A. Barbosa +5 more
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