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Mangrove Degradation in the Coastal Southeast of Nigeria: Causes, Effects and Remedies for the Future
The Nigeria Delta area of Nigeria was one of the richest regions of the country in terms of forest resources of diverse types. It is particularly endowed with the mature mangrove forests. The vegetation contained many species of unique socio-economic and ecological importance. Until very recently, t...
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2001
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