TheImprovement ofTropical and Subtropical Rangelands

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- ....... .I,"U1J:1~ National Research 2101 Constitut1 Counc11 WaSlU.l'l8ton D /1 on Avenue B.W • v • 20418 ' --. REFERENCE COpy FOR LIBRARY USE Dltl:.Y The Improvement ofTropical and Subtropical Rangelands Board on Science and Technology for International Development O.JJi.ce ofInternational Affairs ~,ational Research Council National Academy Press Washington, DC. 1990 Order trOfft N1Itional Te(hnica1 'nformation SeMel. Springfield. VL 221il Order No. ...
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Page 7 and 8: Preface Overgrazing, fuelwood colle
Page 9 and 10: Contents Overview: Dimensions of a
Page 11: Overview: Dimensions ofa Worldwide
Page 14 and 15: 4 OVERVIEW rangelands and forces pa
Page 16 and 17: 6 OVERVIEW adjacent to and within d
Page 18 and 19: 8 OVERVIEW Improving rangeland is g
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3 The Economic Context The previous
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6 Grazing Management In recent year
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1M IMPROVEMENT OF TROPIOAL AND SUBT
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8 CriteriaFor Plant Selection PROJE
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Part II CASE STUDIES
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Case Study 1 Pastoral Regimes of Ma
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THE MOUNTAIN NOMADS OF IRAN: BASSER
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THE MOUNTAIN NOMADS 0' IRAN: BASS1l
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THE MOUNTAIN NOMADS 0' IRAN: BASSER
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THE MARRl BALUOH OF PAKISTAN 289 va
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THE MARRl BALUOH OF PAKISTAN 297 17
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OHANGING PATTERNS IN THE BEDTHI·AG
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CHANGING PATrERNS IN THE BEDTHI-AGH
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OHANGING PATI'ERNS IN THE BEDTHI-AG
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OHANGING PATrERNS IN THE BEDTHI-AGH
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CHANGING PATrERNS IN THE BEDTHI·AG
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CHANGING PA'ITERN8 IN TH8 BEDTBI-AG
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KENYA: SEEKING REMEDIES FOR DESERT
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Case Study 9 The Hema System in the
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THE BEMA SYSTEM IN THE ARABIAN PENI
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THE 11EMA SYSTEM IN THE ARABIAN PEN
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WILDLIJ'E LAND USE AT THE ATHI RIVE
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WILDLIJ'E LAND USE AT THE ATHI RIVE
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WlLDLII'E LAND USE AT THE ATHI RIVE
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WIWLIJ'E LAND USE AT THE ATHI RIVER
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Case Study 11 Camel Husbandry in Ke
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CAMEL HUSBANDRY IN KENYA: INCREASIN
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GAMEL HUSBANDRY IN KENYA: INOREASIN
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CAMEL HUSBANDRY IN KENYA: INOREASIN
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CAMEL HUSBANDRY IN KENYA: INCREASIN
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POTENTIAL OF FAIDHERBIA FOR DESERTI
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POTENTIAL 0' FAIDHERBIA 'OR DESER:r
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POTENTIAL OF FAIDHERBIA FOR DESERTI
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POTENTIAL 0' FAIDHERBlA 'OR DESBR:r
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POTENTIAL OF FAIDHERBIA FOR DESER't
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POTENTIAL 0' FAIDHERBIA 'OR DBSERTI
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IMPROVING NIGERIA'S ANIMAL FEED RES
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IMPROVING NIGERIA'S ANIMAL FEED RES
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Board on Science and Technology for
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