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Woody species in agroforestry are managed through pollarding, thinning and pruning.
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e3“Woody species in agroforestry are managed through pollarding, thinning, and pruning”
Title
Tsegu Ereso International Journal of Forestry Research 2023. doi:10.1155/2023/2623291
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- Observation The most typical woody species used in agroforestry in southern Ethiopia are Cordia africana, Millettia ferruginea, Erythrina brucei and Olea capensis.
- Observation Agroforestry improves the environment and the socioeconomic system by producing tree products such as timber, firewood, food and building materials.