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Uniquely regenerating frankincense tree populations in western Ethiopia

2017-04-01

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Dry tropical forests provide a wide range of forest products that directly support the livelihoods of people. These forests are the most threatened and least protected forests due to expansion of agriculture and pasture lands, unregulated grazing, forest fire, unregulated collection of wood and other forest products. Dry forests of Ethiopia are heavily affected by such human induced factors. The iconic Boswellia p...

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592fb438-d4fa-5131-97f7-18c08ceeba5c
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10.1016/j.foreco.2016.12.033
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