Potential of integrating African Acacia species in land use systems in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, a number of species with potential for planning exist. Acacia species have certain attributes which make them suitable for planting. They produce large amounts of seed, they are easy to grow, they have a relatively faster groth rate, they produce a number of products and are browsed by...

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Main Author Marunda, C
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Forest Research Centre (email: research@frchigh.co.zw) 01.12.1996
Subjects
Acacia
arboles forestales
arbre forestier
arvore floresta
atividade florestal com funcao socia
Browse
consorcio forestal
ecologia floresta
ecologia forestal
ecologie forestiere
forest ecology
forest policy
forest trees
foret sociale
GFIS
politica floresta
politica forestal
politique forestiere
Rhizobia
social forestry
South-western, Zimbabwe
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Summary:In Zimbabwe, a number of species with potential for planning exist. Acacia species have certain attributes which make them suitable for planting. They produce large amounts of seed, they are easy to grow, they have a relatively faster groth rate, they produce a number of products and are browsed by liverstock. Anetwork of trials is being established in the dry south-western parts of Zimbabwe.
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