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Contribution to the study of insecticide and chemical properties of Eucalyptus saligna from Zaire ( Congo) [PDF]
peer reviewedThe oil of Eucalyptus saligna ( collected on the campus of the University at Kinshasa ( Zaire or Democratic Republic of Congo) has insecticidal properties (against flies, lice, mosquitoes, bed-bugs, black-beetles) and contains mainly : 1,8 ...
Angenot, Luc +4 more
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Land certification is widely promoted as an institutional lever for forest development in Africa, yet empirical evidence on its association with household‐and community‐level forestry outcomes remains limited, particularly in Ethiopia’s Legehida District. This study used a mixed‐method, cross‐sectional design combining a household survey (n = 345), key
Solomon Melaku Melese +3 more
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CURVAS DE ÍNDICE DE SÍTIO PARA POVOAMENTOS CLONAIS DE Eucalyptus saligna Smith PARA A DEPRESSÃO CENTRAL E SERRA DO SUDESTE, RIO GRANDE DO SUL [PDF]
Este trabalho foi desenvolvido com o objetivo de estudar o crescimento em altura dominante de clones de Eucalyptus saligna Smith e construir curvas de índice de sítio fazendo uma comparação com curvas construídas para povoamentos da mesma espécie ...
Helio Tonini +2 more
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Initial Growth and Nutrition of Eucalyptus Under Different Management of Harvest Residues
The management of eucalyptus harvest residues can affect the initial growth and nutrient content of new eucalyptus plantations. We investigated the initial growth and nutritional status of Eucalyptus saligna plantation according to five alternative ...
Jackson Freitas Brilhante de São José +4 more
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In Ethiopia, population increase and the demand for more agricultural land and forest products have resulted in the destruction of natural vegetation and land degradation. Planting multipurpose trees and shrubs for the rehabilitation of severely degraded land has been suggested as a management option.
Assegid Assefa +3 more
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Eucalyptus is the second major wood species used for Tunisian reforestation since 1957, and they are found around the country in several arboretums. Eucalyptus may be an interesting raw material to the Tunisian wood industry. The main obstacle to its industrial exploitation is its natural propensity to incur internal checking, collapse and a high ...
Elaieb, Mohamed Tahar +5 more
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Hagenia abyssinica, Afrocarpus falcatus, Juniperus procera, Olea europaea, Pouteria adolfi-friederici, Oldeania alpina, and Oxytenanthera abyssinica are the most valuable but locally endangered indigenous plant species in Ethiopia. To enhance their occurrence, it is very important to raise a large number of seedlings with high quality, a good survival ...
Tinsae Bahru, Poulami Jha
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This record was harvested from a previous catalogue system and will be withdrawn in 2025. Information in this record may be superseded or incomplete.
Grimwade, Wilfrid Russell
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Effets de l'élimination de la végétation concurrente sur l'humidité du sol et sur la croissance initiale d'une plantation monoclonale d'Eucalyptus 12ABLxsaligna [PDF]
Effects of the Herbaceous Vegetation Removing on the Soil Moisture and on the Initial Growth of a Monoclonal Plantation of Eucalyptus 12 ABL x Saligna. A trial has been carried out in congolese coastal savanna in order to determine the distance to which ...
N'zala, D., Dembi, JF., Loumeto, JJ.
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Estimation of aboveground biomass (AGB) is important for climate change mitigation, sustainable forest management, and carbon financing. Eucalyptus globulus has been grown extensively by smallholder farmers in Ethiopia, but very few studies have used species‐specific allometric models.
Beyene Belay +4 more
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