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The resource value of indigenous plants to rural people in a low agricultural potential area (Volume 1)
This is essentially an ethno-botanical study that explores the borderland between nature conservation, plant use and people. The study area situated at the southern end of the large coastal plain stretching down the east coast of Africa from Somalia to Natal, South Africa. Roughly rectangular in sha...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2018
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