Mopane woodland management
作者： D. Wessels
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关键词: Geography 、 Tree species 、 Forestry 、 Woodland 、 Indigenous 、 Mopane
摘要: Colophospermum mopane (Benth.) J. Leonard (vernacularly known as mopane) is one of the best-known and valuable tree species indigenous to southern Africa. Characteristics C. are described in publications by De Winter et al. (1966), Palmer Pitman (1972), Ross (1977), Palgrave (1993) Van Wyk (1997). Timberlake (1995) extensively reviewed literature on mopane, with additional reviews (including its management) in; Flower (1996), (1996*) (1999). It not intention this review repeat aforementioned surveys, but rather highlight characteristics relevant management utilisation, they relate objectives research project.
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