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Identificación visual de guaduales en el Eje Cafetero de Colombia a partir de una imagen Landsat 8 sometida a mejoramiento espacial por método ISH by Muñóz, Dein, Camargo García, Juan C.

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Bosques de guadua del Eje Cafetero de Colombia: oportunidades para su inclusión en el mercado voluntario de carbono y en el Programa REDD+ by Arango Arango, Angela M., Camargo García, Juan C.

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Determinación de la madurez de culmos de guadua mediante el análisis de frecuencia de señales de vibración y acústica by Arias Pulgarin, Olmedo, Betancur, Alexander, Quintero, Héctor Fabio

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Sticks-in-the-mud that work! by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…It might look like a defensive structure against marauding enemies, but in fact it s just a way to improve yields in your fish-pond. Just place rows of bamboo sticks in the pond about half a metre apart. …”
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Pressure, under pressure by Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation

“…Mushrooms, nuts, wild fruits, medicinal plants, rattan, bamboo Since time immemorial the forest has been prized for its so-called non-timber products which add much value, on top of timber and paper pulp. …”
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Hägnutnyttjande och beteende hos röd panda (Ailurus fulgens) på Nordens Ark by Ohlsson, Elin

“…The red panda is a carnivore who is specialized at feeding of bamboo. Bamboo is very low in nutrient and the red panda therefor need to forage through large parts of the day. …”
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Poster #22 - Wild animals can be a food source in Vietnam: Results from a mixed – method cross-sectional survey by Thang Nguyen-Tien, Ha Nguyen Thi Thanh, Hu Suk Lee, Sinh Dang-Xuan, Unger, Fred, Bett, Bernard K., Hung Nguyen-Viet

“…Qualitative results also showed that bamboo rats, snakes were among the most consumed wild animals in study sites. …”
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Structure and community dynamics of a natural and a disturbed tropical seasonal forest in Thailand by Yarwudhi, C., Kobayashi, S., Kutintara, U., Takahashi, M., Marrod, D., Hirai, K., Eiadtong, W., Tanaka, H., Nakashizhuka, T.

“…High recruitment rate compared with the other temperate and tropical forests (ca. 1-2 % yr-1) was caused by the death of a bamboo species a few years before. Forest fires which occured after that also affected the high recruitment rate. …”
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Determinación de la huella de carbono de una empresa forestal productora de guadua.El caso de la empresa Yarima Guadua, Eje Cafetero de Colombia by Arango Arango, Angela M., Camargo García, Juan C.

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Diversidad de avifauna en paisajes rurales de la cuenca del río La Vieja, Eje Cafetero de Colombia by Sánchez Gómez, Elsa L., Camargo García, Juan C.

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Wood pellets in Mozambique by Tabrizi , Shanar

“…Wood pellets had a shorter boiling time and higher efficiency than the two other fuels, but using bamboo pellets resulted in lower fuel consumption. …”
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Nature positive solutions for shifting agrifood systems to more resilient and sustainable pathways (Work Package 3: Restore) by Chavan, Sangram B., Rajagopal, V., Halli, H.M., Viswadev, V.S., Rajashri, Joshi

“…The activities carried out under this project include the successful establishment of three agroforestry models—Fodder, Wadi, and Bamboo—on farmers' fields in Chichondi Village. Species like Mango and Bamboo were identified as priority species for plantation, with fodder scarcity being the most critical issue, as indicated by the constraints ranking. …”
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Growth Potential and Sustainability of Economically Important Rattan Species in Agro-Ecological Zones of Cameroon by Nfornkah, B.N., Enongene, K., Kaam, R., Tanougong, A.D., Djomo, C.C., Forje, W.G., Nyong, P.A.

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Management of the West African Dwarf goat in the humid tropics by Obafemi Awolowo University, Wageningen University & Research Centre

“…Experimental findings on nutritive values of different animal feeds that consist of palm leaves, Panicum meaximum hay, browse of Leucaena Leucocephala and Gliricidia speium, health reproductive performance and assessment on performance of the animals under bamboo houses also are summarized.…”
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Evaluación de la oferta de residuos de biomasa de guadua para propósitos energéticos en el Eje Cafetero de Colombia by Camargo García, Juan C., Arango Arango, Angela M., Amézquita Berjan, Miguel A.

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Vertical agriculture: Suspended horticulture in towers by WorldFish

“…A vertical tower is a cylindrical structure made from bamboo, live wood, soil, coconut coir, brick chips, compost and cow manure for growing vegetables. …”
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Tecnología de máxima producción para frijol voluble by International Center for Tropical Agriculture

“…The min factors necessary to obtain high yields are briefly described for climbing beans on the basis of expt conducted at CIAT at an alt of 1000 m, av rainfall of 1000 mm and av temp of 25 degrees Celsius: trellis system (vertical bamboo supports with 2 wires to hold up a polypropylene or sisal mesh); planting density of 120,000 plants/ha; methodology for soil and foliar applications of fertilizer; the use of herbicides, irrigation, pest and disease control. …”
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Wood pellet as an alternative cooking fuel in Mozambique by Vesterberg, Jessica

“…The preferred fuel among the households was the torrefied bamboo pellet because of its smooth burning characteristic. …”
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Fruticultura protegida : Uso de Cubiertas en Frutales y Vides Como Alternativa Frente a la Variabilidad Climática

“…High Tunnel Nectarines and Apricots -- Two Key Questions for Orchard Covering Systems -- Fruit Cracking = Formation of Microcracks + Fruit Swelling from Water Uptake -- Two Types of Cherry Fruit Cracking -- Orchard Covering System Returns-on-Investment -- Protected Tree Fruit Production = Grower-Imposed Climate Change -- Vented (VOEN) Pole-and-Cable Covers -- Europe – Rain-protective Row Covers with Net Side Panels for Insect Control (Spotted Wing Drosophila) -- Chinese structures range from bamboo tunnels to 8+ m high steel greenhouses -- Protected Tree Fruit Production = Grower-Imposed Climate Change -- Retention of Supplemental Heat for Frost Protection -- Covering Systems: Protective Attributes -- Covering Systems: Other Attributes.…”
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Impacts of rodent outbreaks on food security in Asia by Singleton, Grant R., Belmain, Steven, Brown, Peter R., Aplin, Ken, Htwe, Nyo Me

“…In 2009, high rodent losses occurred also in lowland irrigated rice-based systems in the Philippines, Myanmar and Indonesia, not related to bamboo masting. Asynchronous or aseasonal growing of rice crops was a common element in these outbreaks. …”
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