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Variation, association and Inheritance of morphological and wood characters in an improvement programme for eucalyptus dsglupta blume

Davidson, John (Australian National University, 1972-03)

DAVIDSON, J. (1972) Variation, association and Inheritance of morphological and wood characters In an Improvement programme for Eucalyptus dsglupta Blume. Ph.D. Thesis, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia. ...
Tree root development and interactions in drylands: focusing on melia volkensii with socio economic evaluations

Mulatya, Jackson M (University of Dundee, 2000)

Tree-crop competition is an important concern in agroforestry systems, and has been the subject of much attention by researchers in recent years. Farmers on the other hand, often seem to either ignore or accept competition ...
Gum Arabic studies in Tanzania : production, utilization and economic potentials

Makonda, Fortunatus B. S (University of Wales, Bangor, 2003-11)

Studies on gum arabic in Tanzania were conducted in eleven districts aiming at estimating the country’s potential and current production, assessing its utilization and contribution to the local and national economies and ...
Soil moisture dynamics and components performance in relay intercropping of tephrosia vogeli1 and maize in semi-arid Gairo, Tanzania

Ngegba, Moses S. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2005)

A study investigating the effect of time of planting and spacing of Tephrosia on soil moisture and components performance in relay intercropping with maize were conducted at Gairo, Tanzania in three seasons. A split-plot ...
Socio-economic analysis of production options of the buffer zone (half-mile forest strip) around mount Kilimanjaro catchment forest reserve, Tanzania

Mongo, Cellina Lucas (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2007)

The Half Mile Forest Strip (HMFS) around Mt Kilimanjaro has for a long time been the most important buffer zone to Mt Kilimanjaro ecosystem. The strip was set aside in 1941 with emphasis on production of wood and non ...
Effects of human disturbances on endemic and threatened plant species in Amani nature reserve, Tanga region

Killenga, Raymond Roman (Sokoine Universitry of Agriculture, 2007)

This study was carried out in Amani Nature Reserve (ANR), Tanga Region, Tanzania to assess the effects of human disturbances on endemic and threatened plant species. Both socio-economic and ecological aspects of human ...
Role of agroforestry products in household income and poverty reduction in semi-arid areas of Misungwi district, Mwanza Tanzania

Maduka, Stephen Manoni (Sokoine Universitry of Agriculture, 2007)

Agroforestry practice like any other land use practice has been reported to produce different benefits and products, which enhance household incomes and reduce poverty. This study was conducted in order to examine the ...
Productivity ,cost, wood waste and environmental impact of the current and improved logging operations in Ugandan forest plantations.

Balimunsi, Kivumbi H. (Sokoine University of agriculture, 2007)

This study was conducted in two logging site in Uganda to collect information on major factors responsible for the current wood waste and ground surface disturbances during logging in order to provide a basis for future ...
Quality, stocking and yield of pinus patula at meru/usa forest plantation

Mwasomola, Anyandwile Asumwisye (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008)

A study was conducted at Meru/Usa forest plantation to determine quality, stocking and yield of Pinus patula and factors influencing them. The Meru/Usa forest plantation compartments were categorized into affected and ...
Present consumption and forecasting of sawnwood in Arusha and Moshi municipalities

Machumu, Raphael Musomi (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2008-06)

carried out in Arusha and Moshi Municipalities for the year 2007, 2012 and’2017 to determine the consumption of sawnwood in the target years. The sampling units were obtained from a sampling frame of a list of Wards in ...
Valuing water resource for baga watershed management using water poverty index (WPI), Lushoto, Tanzania

Masota, Abel Malyango (Sokoine university of agriculture,, 2009)

The study to assess and evaluate factors contributing to scarcity of water and compute water poverty index (WPI) for identifying priority areas for interventions in Baga watershed was undertaken in Lushoto district, ...
Deforestation in the deforestation in the Himalayas: Mainstream views, institutional failure and 'alternative system'. a case study from Northern Pakistan.

Ali, Jawad (Norwegian University of Life Science, 2009-06)

The sustainable management of forests is of central concern to the local people who depend on forest resources for their livelihood, to international conservation agencies, and to the legal custodians of the forests, the ...
The contribution of mama lishe activities towards household poverty alleviation in Morogoro municipality, Tanzania

Milanzi, Amina Hashim (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2011)

Mama Lishe makes one of the largest sources of employment for women in the informal sector. Like other women, they contribute significantly to the capacity of the male members of their households to function effectively ...
Power struggles in Suledo village land forest reserve, Kiteto district, Tanzani

Magessa, Kajenje (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

SULEDO Village Land Forest Reserve is important in supporting livelihoods of the adjacent local communities as well as for the economic development of the country at large. However, there is inadequate information on ...
Poverty traps and wildlife conflicts: a livelihoods case study of Mgori village land forest reserve, Singida.

Mwakisu, Andrew Innocent (Sokoine university of agriculture, 2011)

Changes of conservation policy from fortress to community conservation aimed at balancing sustainable conservation and rural livelihoods. However, little is known as to how much Community Based Forest Management (CBFM) ...
Power relations between upstream and downstream common pool resource users: winners and losers in the Uluguru mountains, Morogoro, Tanzania

Amanzi, Numan Said (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

Forests and water are important Common Pool Resources (CPRs) in the Uluguru Mountains (UMs). Water connects socio-economic groups of different altitudinal zonation namely upstream and downstream with multiple uses and ...
Influence of forestland tenure regimes on forest condition and community livelihoods in the Uluguru mountains, Tanzania

Kitula, Mariam Mohamed (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

Uluguru Mountains are dominated by different forestland tenure regimes, but is not known which one has more positive influence on forest condition and community livelihoods. This study was conducted with the objective ...
Carbon storage potential of grassland ecosystems in the eastern ARC mountains: a case study of Udzungwa mountains, Tanzania

Laswai, Francis Faustine (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2011)

Grasslands are believed to store carbon in below and above ground. However, little is known on the actual proportion amount of carbon stored in the different carbon pools in the grassland ecosystems. This study aimed at ...
Prevalence and related risk factors of porcine cysticercosis and African swine fever in selected urban/peri-urban areas of Morogoro, Tanzania

Makundi, Isaac Josred (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2012)

This study was carried out to estimate the prevalence and related risk factors of porcine cysticercosis (caused by Taenia solium) and African swine fever (ASF) in domestic pigs, and assesses the state of pork inspection ...
Evolutionary history, genetic diversity and conservation implications of selected afro-alpine taxa

Masao, Catherine Aloyce (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2012)

The tropical East African and Ethiopian mountains are famous for their exceptionally unique and high biodiversity. The flora on these mountains offers good examples of distinct adaptations to different altitudes as well ...

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