Conceptual decision-making framework for the sustainable harvesting of forest and woodland species for medicinal tree bark in southern Africa
作者： WJ Vermeulen , CJ Geldenhuys , KJ Esler , S Syampungani , G Meke
DOI: 10.2989/20702620.2019.1686689
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摘要: Tree bark is widely used in traditional medicine southern Africa. The growing demand for medicinal requires scientifically sound harvest systems sustainable use. A conceptual framework ...
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