Vegetative propagation of trees in the 1980s

A long-term surveillance system for British woodland vegetation by Dawkins, H, Field, D

The use of geographical information systems and image processing techniques for the analysis of aerial photographs and vegetation survey data in African dry-woodland research by Mather, R, Moss, J

“…The case study forms part of a research project to investigate the regeneration ecology of <em>Acacia tortilis</em> and vegetation dynamics of woodland formations in drylands of northern Kenya.…”

Anthropogenic Influences on Atmospheric CO2. by Hendry, D, Pretis, F

“…We identify anthropogenic contributions to atmospheric CO2 measured at Mauna Loa using a statistical automatic model selection algorithm (Autometrics). We find that vegetation, temperature and other natural factors alone cannot explain the trend or the variation in CO2 growth. …”

Anthropogenic influences on atmospheric CO2 by Hendry, D, Pretis, F

“…We identify anthropogenic contributions to atmospheric CO2 measured at Mauna Loa using a statistical automatic model selection algorithm (Autometrics). We find that vegetation, temperature and other natural factors alone cannot explain the trend or the variation in CO2 growth. …”

First observations of ecological surveillance plots on afforested open-cast spoil in South Wales by Dawkins, H, Hockin, R, Power, J

“…<p>The object of this project was to initiate a long-term study of the development of soil, vegetation and fauna on 'restored', afforested open-cast sites in the South Wales coalfield. …”

An assessment of the possibilities of oil palm cultivation in Western Division, The Gambia by Hill, I

“…<p>The climate, geology, relief, vegetation and soils of the Western Division 01 The Gambia are described. …”

A checklist of the flora of Budongo Forest Reserve, Uganda, with notes on ecology and phenology by Synnott, T

“…This report describes some aspects of the ecology of the past and present unlogged forest, and of the existing logged and regenerating forests, particularly the relationships between different vegetation communities. <p>All species of vascular plants known to occur in the Forest Reserve, including wooded grassland, are listed with local names, collection numbers, seasons of flowering and fruiting, and habitats.…”

The development of the lower Mgeta River area of the United Republic of Tanzania by Spooner, R, Jenkin, R

“…A detailed survey of the soils, vegetation and present land use of each of these areas is described. …”

Fire control in tropical pine forests by Wolffsohn, A

“…They commonly occupy latosols or red-yellow podsols whose fertility is kept at a low level through the destruction of litter by recurrent fires; these fires also favour a ground vegetation of graminoids whose perpetuation is ensured by their own inflammability. …”

Provenance regions for Pinus caribaea Morelet and Pinus oocarpa Schiede within the Republic of Honduras, C.A.: a preliminary delineation by Robbins, A, Hughes, C

“…</p> <p>The regions have been deduced primarily from environmental data such as topography, rainfall, temperature, soils, vegetation, and human activities, and a1so from genetic data on pines in general, and those resulting from the C.F.I., Oxford, provenance studies, such as the international provenance trials, genotype-environment interaction studies, morphological and biochemical studies.…”

Forestry development prospects in the Imatong Central Forest Reserve, Southern Sudan: volume 2 (main report) by Jenkin, R, Howard, W, Thomas, P, Abell, T, Deane, G

“…Of the area selected for plantation development, 6405.6 ha are covered by vegetation types containing merchantable timber species. …”

Permanent sample plot techniques for mixed tropical forest by Alder, D, Synnott, T

“…The manual covers site assessment briefly, including topographic indicators based on altitude, slope and aspect, soil sampling and classification methods, the use of vegetation associations as site indicators, and the use of quantitative stand parameters such as mean height and form height. …”

Projections of food consumption and the health impacts associated with changes in dietary and weight-related risk factors by Springmann, M, Mason-D'Croz, D, Robinson, S, Wiebe, K, Scarborough, P

“…For our analysis, we linked the IMPACT agriculture-economic model, which we used to project future food consumption, to a comparative risk assessment of changes in fruit and vegetable consumption, red meat consumption, bodyweight among adults, and moderate and severe stunting among children. …”

The Spatial Division of Labor in Nepal. by Fafchamps, M, Shilpi, F

“…Non-farm employment is heavily concentrated in and around cities while agricultural wage employment dominates villages located further away. Vegetable production take place primarily in the vicinity of urban centers while paddy and other commercial crops are more important at intermediate distances. …”

The natural management of tropical forests for timber and non-timber products by Laird, S

“…The plant products may be taken from a variety of life forms and plant parts, including reproductive propagules, plant exudates, vegetative structures, roots and bark. NTFPs may be harvested for subsistence consumption, for small local markets, or for regional or even international trade. …”

Methods and participant characteristics in the Cancer Risk in Vegetarians Consortium: a cross-sectional analysis across 11 prospective studies by Dunneram, Y, Lee, JY, Watling, C, Key, T, Perez-Cornago, A

“…Food intake differences between the diet groups varied across the cohorts; for example, fruit and vegetable intakes were generally higher in vegetarians than in meat eaters in all the cohorts except in China. …”

Are work and schooling complementary or competitive for children in rural Ethiopia? A mixed-methods study by Orkin, K

“…For example, the calendar did not accommodate the vegetable harvest, a common time in which children were needed to work. …”