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2. Understanding the Roles of Forests and Tree-based Systems in Food Provision

  • Ramni Jamnadass (author)
  • Stepha McMullin (author)
  • Miyuki Iiyama (author)
  • Ian K. Dawson (author)
  • Bronwen Powell (author)
  • Celine Termote (author)
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  • Daniel Ofori (author)
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Title2. Understanding the Roles of Forests and Tree-based Systems in Food Provision
ContributorRamni Jamnadass (author)
Stepha McMullin (author)
Miyuki Iiyama (author)
Ian K. Dawson (author)
Bronwen Powell (author)
Celine Termote (author)
Amy Ickowitz (author)
Katja Kehlenbeck (author)
Barbara Vinceti (author)
Nathalie van Vliet (author)
Gudrun Keding (author)
Barbara Stadlmayr (author)
Patrick Van Damme (author)
Sammy Carsan (author)
Terry Sunderland (author)
Mary Njenga (author)
Amos Gyau (author)
Paolo Cerutti (author)
Jolien Schure (author)
Christophe Kouame (author)
Beatrice Darko Obiri (author)
Daniel Ofori (author)
Bina Agarwal (author)
Henry Neufeldt (author)
Ann Degrande (author)
Anca Serban (author)
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.11647/OBP.0085.02
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CopyrightRamni Jamnadass; Stepha McMullin; Miyuki Iiyama; Ian K. Dawson; Bronwen Powell; Celine Termote; Amy Ickowitz; Katja Kehlenbeck; Barbara Vinceti; Nathalie van Vliet; Gudrun Keding; Barbara Stadlmayr; Patrick Van Damme; Sammy Carsan; Terry Sunderland; Mary Njenga; Amos Gyau; Paolo Cerutti; Jolien Schure; Christophe Kouame; Beatrice Darko Obiri; Daniel Ofori; Bina Agarwal; Henry Neufeldt; Ann Degrande; Anca Serban
PublisherOpen Book Publishers
Published on2015-11-15
Page rangepp. 27-70
Print length43 pages
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