Timbers volume 1
This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families. The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families. The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families. The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families. The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families. The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.
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| Format: | Report biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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CTA / Backhuys Publishers / PROTA
2008
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/76830 https://web.archive.org/web/20190304215440/https://publications.cta.int/en/publications/publication/1463/ |
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| Summary: | This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families.
The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families.
The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families.
The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families.
The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2.This book describes the timber trees of tropical Africa. Through the use of review articles, this volume deals with 511 primary use timber species belonging to a selection of 25 botanical families.
The remaining timbers will be included in volume 2. |
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