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Conservation of Brosimum alicastrum, an underutilized crop and keystone forest tree species; a potential win–win for conservation and development in Latin America

2015-08-01

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Because the resources available for conservation are limited, conservation actions must be prioritised. Previous prioritisation strategies have been based mainly on biological measures, but increasingly there are calls for conservation programmes to also meet human development goals. Achieving a solution where both conservation and development needs are aligned presents a major challenge; however, in cases where s...

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289f657c-3c27-592c-bcea-9375aa4b0282
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10.1007/s10531-015-0913-9
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