Over the last 200 years, genetic resources of forest trees have been increasingly transferred,
within and outside of species' native distribution ranges, for forestry and for research and …

Bark is a greatly coveted non-timber forest product (NTFP). Its overexploitation from
medicinal tree species threatens an essential source of medication for rural populations …

Agricultural expansion has been a hot topic in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia in
recent years. However, insufficient information on available water resources and crop …

A protocol was developed for short-term preservation and distribution of the medicinal and
timber plantation tree, Khaya senegalensis, using alginate-encapsulated shoot tips. The …

The tropical climate in Vietnam and its neighboring countries is very suitable for growing dye
plants with high coloristic value. In this chapter, important characteristics of the dye plants …

The aim of this study was to fit and select height–diameter and stem volume equations for
two African mahogany species (Khaya ivorensis and Khaya anthotheca) in the initial …

Mixed species plantations using native trees are increasingly being considered for
sustainable timber production. Successful application of mixed species forestry systems …

A review of tree domestication principles, practices and case studies illustrates the
importance of a methodological approach to domestication. Domestication of new species …

Khaya senegalensis (African mahogany or dry‐zone mahogany) is a high‐value hardwood
timber species with great potential for forest plantations in northern Australia. The species is …

Due to the global deficiency in water, alternate water sources, such as agricultural drainage
water (ADW), are now used to irrigate plants, particularly timber trees. A greenhouse …