Tree Stock, Structure and Use of Common Woody Species of a Town Neighboring Forest Reserve in Tanzania: Implication for Managing Carbon Accumulation
Town neighboring forests in the tropics suffer high human pressure owing to unregulated harvest to supply domestic energy and equipment. Although this causes considerable source of income among communities, it poses significant deforestation, thus, jeopardizing carbon accumulation potentials of most...
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Main Authors: | Byamungu, Robert Modest (Author), Mariki, Sayuni B. (Author), Mkiramweni, Nickson Peter (Author) |
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2018-11-05.
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