Useful Trees and Shrubs for Ethiopia: Identification, Propagation, and Management for Agricultural and Pastoral CommunitiesRegional Soil Conservation Unit, Swedish International Development Authority, 1993 - 474 pages |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Suitable species by agroclimatic zone | 22 |
An illustrated glossary of some botanical terms | 29 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
abyssinica Acacia Acacia oerfota Acacia senegal Acacia seyal Acacia sieberiana Acacia tortilis africana Albizia Balanites aegyptiaca BARK bee forage Bereha Birnie branches branchlets brown capsules charcoal cm long Combretum coppicing DAMTEW deciduous Dega agroclimatic zones Dega and Dega dense Description direct sowing Dry and Moist Ecology edge edible Ensete ventricosum Eritrea Ethiopia Eucalyptus evergreen fast growing Ficus Firewood FLOWERS fodder leaves food fruit forest Germination rate green grey hairy Harerge Ilubabor Indigenous Kefa Kolla agroclimatic zones Kolla and Weyna leaf stalk leaflets live fence lopping Management Maytenus Moist and Wet Moist Kolla agroclimatic mulch nitrogen fixation ornamental oval pale petals pods poles pollarding Propagation Remarks Rhamnus prinoides Rhoicissus rounded schimperi schimperiana Seedlings seeds per kg shade Shewa shiny shrub Sidamo smooth soil conservation species stems Storage stored Syzygium guineense toothed Treatment trunk Wet Kolla Wet Weyna Dega Weyna Dega agroclimatic windbreak wood woodlands yellow