Ressources Etiqueté: Apple Ring Acacia

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  1. Potentially Important Food Plants of Angola

    20/09/2015 This book is designed as a simple introduction to the more common food plants of Angola. It is hoped people will take greater pride and interest in these plants and become confident and informed about how to grow and use them. Many of the local food plants that occur in every country are very...
    Potatoes Pink Sesame Rose Roses Sweet Potato Bullrush Millet Taro Japanese Arrowroot African Yam Bean Common Bean Cowpea Pigeon Pea Sweet Acacia Coastal Jack Bean African Winged Bean Horseradish Tree Moringa Indian Spinach Kangkong Goat's Horns Catkin Blooming Thunberg's Amaranth Vegetable Kenaf Watermelon Guava Baobab Bird Plum Red Star Apple Kaffir Orange Giant Yellow Mulberry Bitter Cucumber Kale Pea Aubergine Shepherd's Purse Bush Okra Marrow Bambara groundnut Boyinya Resurrection Bush Sand Apple Comb Fringe Grass Apple Ring Acacia

  2. Régénération Naturelle Assistée

    Ressource principale
    01/01/2010 On n‘a pas beaucoup réfléchi à la pertinence de ces méthodes. Les espèces indigènes furent généralement rejetées et considérées comme des broussailles «inutiles.» Cherchant à établir des forêts, de nombreux projets ont même éliminé ces «broussailles inutiles» au profit d’espèces exotiques....
    FMNR Agroforestry Apple Ring Acacia Farmer Managed Nat...

  3. Faidherbia albida, an important ‘Fertilizer Tree’

    01/04/2010 Faidherbia albida exhibits reverse leaf phenology, losing its leaves at the beginning of the rainy season just as farmers want full sun for their crops. While most other species flower before or during the rains, the apple ring acacia flowers and leafs out at the end of the rainy season providing...
    Agroforestry Apple Ring Acacia Fertilizer Faidherbia