Monitoring Oil Palm Tree Health–A Review
J H Hoe, Shazmin Aniza Abdul Shukor
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J H Hoe, Shazmin Aniza Abdul Shukor
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Abstract Oil palm is known as one of the most important resources in Malaysia which able to be exported to other countries. Oil palm, also known as “Elaeis guineensis”, has many usages and benefits. To ensure the productivity and quality of the oil palm, the health status of the tree needs to be monitored, as they can be prone to various diseases. This paper is going to discuss current methods other researchers have adapted that able to be used in monitoring oil palm trees health. In addition, some analyses and conclusion were drawn to address related issues in the area.
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Abstract Oil palm is known as one of the most important resources in Malaysia which able to be exported to other countries. Oil palm, also known as “Elaeis guineensis”, has many usages and benefits. To ensure the productivity and quality of the oil palm, the health status of the tree needs to be monitored, as they can be prone to various diseases. This paper is going to discuss current methods other researchers have adapted that able to be used in monitoring oil palm trees health. In addition, some analyses and conclusion were drawn to address related issues in the area.
Key concepts: Elaeis guineensis, Palm oil, Palm, Productivity, Business, Tree (set theory), Agroforestry, Environmental science