Examples of using Agroforests in English and their translations into Spanish
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whereas it is unlikely to increase significantly in the agroforests.
the possible conservation importance of these agroforests.
densities of species in the agroforests is stable or decreasing.
may change gradually towards one of lower conservation value than the traditional multi-strata agroforests.
24 families were identified in the 21 ha of cocoa agroforests surveyed(Table 2),
The non-fruit tree species present in substantial numbers in the cocoa agroforests were Alstonia congensis,
Tree species composition in cocoa agroforests is quite distinct from,
In the cocoa agroforests five(1 LRnt,
Tree species diversity in agroforests in Nigeria The tree conservation value of cocoa agroforests was assessed in Ondo State(lat. 5 45 -8 15 N,
implementation of appropriate management is necessary over large areas of cocoa agroforests and hence by a large number of farmers.
Biodiversity and bioquality In assessing the value of cocoa agroforests for conservation of tree biodiversity,
was used to generate the expected number of species in cocoa agroforests and natural forest,
to highly complex agroforests(e.g. shade coffee)
Rarefaction curves indicate that cocoa agroforests support relatively lower species richness Fig. 2.
The extent to which cocoa grown in traditional agroforests affects the diversity of forest tree species.
Although cocoa agroforests are environmentally preferable to many forms of agriculture,
The emphasis in cocoa agroforests is obviously on cocoa production with the number of cocoa plants per hectare maximized.
Use the data to summarize the differences between the species found in the cocoa agroforests and the natural forest.
from relatively small samples, both in terms of the cocoa agroforests and native forest.
In fact, cocoa agroforests represent a spectrum of management intensity which influences their social, economic and conservation benefits.