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Authors recommend minimum harvesting for B. sapida.
- Taxon
- B. sapida
Blighia sapidae0 - Outcome
- minimum harvestinge0
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Verbatim
e0“We recommend that forest managers should allow minimum harvesting of B. sapida as they showed slow recovery, while rotation period for repeated harvest can also be prescribed for B. buonopozense and M. indica.”
Title
Post-exploitation bark recovery rates of some medicinal tree species in Ghana
Issah Mohammed; Daniel Dompreh; Akwasi Duah-Gyamfi; et al. Trees Forests and People 2022. doi:10.1016/j.tfp.2022.100268
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Observation B. buonopozense bark regeneration was 29.4% in MSD.
- Observation B. buonopozense bark regeneration was 21.4% in GS.
- Observation M. indica bark regeneration was 22.3% in MSD.
- Observation M. indica bark regeneration was 16.1% in GS.
- Observation A. indica bark regeneration was 13.5% in MSD.
- Observation A. indica bark regeneration was 12.8% in GS.
- Observation B. sapida bark regeneration was 3.8% in MSD.
- Observation B. sapida bark regeneration was 3.7% in GS.
- Observation B. buonopozense stress shoot growth was 4.7% in MSD.
- Observation B. buonopozense stress shoot growth was 25% in GS.
- Observation No studied tree died during the study.
- Observation Wood borer attack occurred in the studied species except A. indica.
- Observation A. indica had no recorded borer attack.
- Recommendation Authors recommend rotation period for repeated harvest for B. buonopozense.
- Recommendation Authors recommend rotation period for repeated harvest for M. indica.
- Recommendation Authors recommend examination of B. buonopozense coppicing ability.