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Journal Article

Authors
Boland, D. J.; and Turnbull, J. W.
Title
Selection of Australian trees other than eucalypts for trials as fuelwood species in developing countries
In
Australian Forestry
Imprint
vol. 44, no. 4, 1981, pp. 235-246
ISBN/ISSN
00049158
Abstract

A review of the ecological, botanical and management criteria that could be used in the selection of fuelwood species. A list is given of species with potential in the humid tropics, tropical highlands and sub-tropical semi-arid and arid regions: annotations indicate those multiple-use species that also provide edible fruits or fodder, and 25 are selected as high-priority species for seed collection and trials.

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