Les plantations d’eucalyptus à Madagascar : Superficie, rôle et importance des massifs
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Noviembre 2000
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FAODOCREP:744d9b45-803b-565a-b1e0-febcd150b0ed
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20
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The report presents some of the general aspects of Madagascar before discussing the three main chapters of the report on eucalyptus plantations. The first part is dedicated to the objectives and the methods used to obtain information for this report. The second part is a synopsis of the results while the third part is more specific and concentrates on exploitation dynamics of eucalyptus in the country. A brief conclusion is given.
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