Add to ORKGPast localised population studies results recommended on farm planting of tamarinds, to stem depletion threats that increasing utilisation and habitats loss to agriculture in absence of conservation strategies pause to woodland or riverbanks –wild habitat tamarinds. It was questionable however if and how farmer adoption of this strategy would be applicable for tamarind wide-conservation in East Africa. The current study evaluated a hypothesis that the mean numbers of wild tamarinds is higher than for planted individuals and there are no correlations between tamarind establishment methods and their niches on farms in order to elucidate regionally appropriate on farm tamarind conservation needs and strategies. One hundred and seventeen tamari...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural people in A...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural people in A...
The importance of identifying the environmental adaptation of underutilised species such as tamarind...
Farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR) is promoted as a cost-effective technique to restore degr...
People and animals have co-evolved with intact, unfragmented rangelands in most drylands of the worl...
Natural regeneration is less expensive than tree planting, but determining what species will arrive ...
The multipurpose tamarind (Tamarindus indica L.) tree is important for people’s livelihood and consi...
Understanding how species use the matrix of habitat that surrounds forest fragments can contribute t...
Metropolitan parks are an important refuge for wildlife in developed areas. In the tropics, land con...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural p...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural people in A...
Introduction. The conservation status of many wild fruit tree species that support rural people in A...
The importance of identifying the environmental adaptation of underutilised species such as tamarind...
Farmer managed natural regeneration (FMNR) is promoted as a cost-effective technique to restore degr...
People and animals have co-evolved with intact, unfragmented rangelands in most drylands of the worl...
Natural regeneration is less expensive than tree planting, but determining what species will arrive ...
The multipurpose tamarind (Tamarindus indica L.) tree is important for people’s livelihood and consi...
Understanding how species use the matrix of habitat that surrounds forest fragments can contribute t...
Metropolitan parks are an important refuge for wildlife in developed areas. In the tropics, land con...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...
Introduction. There has been increasing interest in the domestication potential of indigen...