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Potentials of cemetries as urban tree conservation areas in Ibadan metropolis
A cemetery, because of its presumed sanctity, is less disturbed from other land use activities in the urban areas and thus serves in many cases as the last remnant for greenery and conservation of trees in many large cities. However, there is little information on the population, diversity and manag...
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