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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Acknowledgements. List of acronyms. I. Introduction and summary of the results of the expert consultation. II. The resources its uses and present action programmes 1. Species Profiles Rattan/Terry C.H. Sunderland and John Dransfield. 2. General introduction to Rattan the biological background to exploitation and the history of Rattan research/John Dransfield. 3. Challenges and constraints in Rattan processing and utilization/Walter Liese. 4. Presentation of INBAR's Programme on Rattan/I.R. Hunter and Y. Lou. 5. CIFOR Research forest products and people Rattan issues/Brian Belcher. 6. Rattan genetic resources conservation and use IPGRI's perspective and strategy/L.T. Hong V. Ramanatha Rao and W. Amaral. 7. ITTO's experiences in promoting tropical non timber forest products/Hwan Ok Ma. III. Status of Rattan resources and uses in Africa and Asia 1. Status of Rattan resources and use in West and Central Africa/Terry C.H. Sunderland. 2. Rattan as a sustainable industry in Africa the need for technological interventions/A. Oteng Amoako and B. Obiri Darko. 3. Status of Rattan resources and use in South Asia/C. Renuka. 4. The status of the Rattan sectors in Lao People's Democratic Republic Vietnam and Cambodia with an emphasis on Cane supply/Tom Evans. 5. Degraded tropical forest and its potential role for Rattan development an Indonesian perspective/Toga Silitonga. 6. Country report on the status of Rattan resources and uses in Malaysia/Abdul Razak Mohd Ali and R.S. Raja Barizan. 7. Rattan resources of the Philippines their extent production utilization and issues on resource development/Florentino O. Tesoro. 8. Thai Rattan in the early 2000/Isara Vongkaluang. 9. Rattan in East Kalimantan Indonesia Species composition abundance distribution and growth in some selected sites/Johan L.C.H. van Valkenburg). IV. Review of policy institutional and socio economic aspects governing the Rattan section 1. Harvesting Wild Rattan opportunities constraints and monitoring methods/Stephen F. Siebert. 2. Rattan in the twenty first century an outlook/Cherla B. Sastry. 3. Policy and institutional framework for sustainable development of Rattan/M.N. Salleh. V. Identification and discussion on required actions to enhance the sustainable development of the Rattan sector 1. Key Issues for action/Wulf Killmann. Conclusions and recommendations. Appendices. This volume contains the outcome of the Expert Consultation on Rattan Development held at FAO Rome from 5 to 7 December 2000 which was jointly organised with the International Network on Bamboo and Rattan (INBAR) and co funded by the Sweedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). The report includes a summary of discussions recommendations and background papers and is organised according to the four thematic areas considered by the consultation resources uses and present action programmes country reports on the status of Rattan resources and uses in Africa and Asia Review of Policy institutional and socio economic aspects governing the Rattan sector and Identification and discussions on required actions to enhance the sustainable development of the Rattan sector. The 20 background paper give a comprehensive overview of the situation and prospects for the development of the Rattan sector in Africa and Asia. 272 pp.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Pasoh Forest Reserve (pasoh FR) has been a leading center for international field research in the Asian tropical forest since the 1970s, when a joint research project was carried out by Japanese, British and Malaysian research teams with the cooperation of the University of Malaya (UM) and the Forest Research Institute (FRI, now the Forest Research Institute Malaysia, FRIM) under the International Biological Program (IBP). The main objective of the project was to provide basic information on the primary productivity ofthe tropical rain forest, which was thought to be the most productive of the world's ecosystems. After the IBP project, a collaborative program between the University of Malaya and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, for post-graduate training was carried out at Pasoh. Reproductive biology of so me dipterocarp trees featured in many of the findings arrived at through the program, contributing greatly to progress in the population genetics of rain forest trees. Since those research pro grams, apart of the Pasoh forest and its field research station have been managed by FRIM. In 1984, FRIM started a long-term ecological research program in Pasoh FR with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) and Harvard University, establishing a 50-ha plot and enumerating and mapping all trees 1 cm or more in diameter at breast height. A recensus has been conducted every 5 years.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Pasoh Forest Reserve (pasoh FR) has been a leading center for international field research in the Asian tropical forest since the 1970s, when a joint research project was carried out by Japanese, British and Malaysian research teams with the cooperation of the University of Malaya (UM) and the Forest Research Institute (FRI, now the Forest Research Institute Malaysia, FRIM) under the International Biological Program (IBP). The main objective of the project was to provide basic information on the primary productivity ofthe tropical rain forest, which was thought to be the most productive of the world's ecosystems. After the IBP project, a collaborative program between the University of Malaya and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, for post-graduate training was carried out at Pasoh. Reproductive biology of so me dipterocarp trees featured in many of the findings arrived at through the program, contributing greatly to progress in the population genetics of rain forest trees. Since those research pro grams, apart of the Pasoh forest and its field research station have been managed by FRIM. In 1984, FRIM started a long-term ecological research program in Pasoh FR with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) and Harvard University, establishing a 50-ha plot and enumerating and mapping all trees 1 cm or more in diameter at breast height. A recensus has been conducted every 5 years.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Pasoh Forest Reserve (pasoh FR) has been a leading center for international field research in the Asian tropical forest since the 1970s, when a joint research project was carried out by Japanese, British and Malaysian research teams with the cooperation of the University of Malaya (UM) and the Forest Research Institute (FRI, now the Forest Research Institute Malaysia, FRIM) under the International Biological Program (IBP). The main objective of the project was to provide basic information on the primary productivity ofthe tropical rain forest, which was thought to be the most productive of the world's ecosystems. After the IBP project, a collaborative program between the University of Malaya and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, for post-graduate training was carried out at Pasoh. Reproductive biology of so me dipterocarp trees featured in many of the findings arrived at through the program, contributing greatly to progress in the population genetics of rain forest trees. Since those research pro grams, apart of the Pasoh forest and its field research station have been managed by FRIM. In 1984, FRIM started a long-term ecological research program in Pasoh FR with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) and Harvard University, establishing a 50-ha plot and enumerating and mapping all trees 1 cm or more in diameter at breast height. A recensus has been conducted every 5 years. 660 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Pasoh Forest Reserve (pasoh FR) has been a leading center for international field research in the Asian tropical forest since the 1970s, when a joint research project was carried out by Japanese, British and Malaysian research teams with the cooperation of the University of Malaya (UM) and the Forest Research Institute (FRI, now the Forest Research Institute Malaysia, FRIM) under the International Biological Program (IBP). The main objective of the project was to provide basic information on the primary productivity ofthe tropical rain forest, which was thought to be the most productive of the world's ecosystems. After the IBP project, a collaborative program between the University of Malaya and the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, for post-graduate training was carried out at Pasoh. Reproductive biology of so me dipterocarp trees featured in many of the findings arrived at through the program, contributing greatly to progress in the population genetics of rain forest trees. Since those research pro grams, apart of the Pasoh forest and its field research station have been managed by FRIM. In 1984, FRIM started a long-term ecological research program in Pasoh FR with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) and Harvard University, establishing a 50-ha plot and enumerating and mapping all trees 1 cm or more in diameter at breast height. A recensus has been conducted every 5 years. 660 pp. Englisch. …

Gebunden. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. First book to provide the comprehensive information on ecology and natural history of Pasoh Forest Reserve, the site of intensive research on lowland tropical rainforestThe Pasoh Forest Reserve (pasoh FR) has been a leading center for internation.…