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Forests in the vegetation types of Ethiopia and their status in the geographical context

Zerihun Woldu, S Edward, A. Demissie, Tigabu Bekele, G. Haase

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This chapter reviews the place of forestry in the different vegetation classification systems used in Ethiopia and describes the broad vegetation type used in the conservation strategy of Ethiopia and lists some of r\the woody plant associations.

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This chapter reviews the place of forestry in the different vegetation classification systems used in Ethiopia and describes the broad vegetation type used in the conservation strategy of Ethiopia and lists some of r\the woody plant associations.

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This chapter reviews the place of forestry in the different vegetation classification systems used in Ethiopia and describes the broad vegetation type used in the conservation strategy of Ethiopia and lists some of r\the woody plant associations.

Key concepts: Vegetation (pathology), Geography, Vegetation types, Context (archaeology), Forestry, Vegetation type, Agroforestry, Vegetation classification

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