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An assessment of the forest regeneration potential of the taungya system of farming in Oyo State, south-western Nigeria
Balancing forest regeneration and meeting food and fibre needs of Nigeria’s ever-increasing population challenges is imperative to her sustainable development. Two methods of artificial forest regeneration practiced in Oyo State, Nigeria to meet these challenges are direct planting and taungya syste...
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