Treebook 7
January 2003, ISBN 90-804443-8-3
Treemail Publishers, Heelsum, The Netherlands
Editors:
I.
Supit![]() Privateers N.V. / ParBleu Technologies |
E.
van der Goot![]() Joint Research Centre of the European Commission |
This document is based
on the work of:
C.A. van Diepen, P.M. Driessen, E. van der
Goot, J. Goudriaan, R.J. Hijmans, A.A. Hooijer,
H. van Keulen, R.R. van Kappel, G.H.J. de Koning, D.W.G.
van Kraalingen, M.J. Kropff, H.H. van Laar, C. Rappoldt, F.W.T. Penning de Vries, C.J.T. Spitters, I. Supit, T. van der Wal, J. Wolf
Earlier in the series:
Treebook 1: Struggle of Life: or the natural history of stress and adaptation. Martial and Line Rossignol, Roelof A. A. Oldeman and Soraya Benzine-Tizroutine; 1998.
Treebook 2: Green Gold: on variations of truth in plantation forestry. Paul Romeijn; 1999.Treebook 3: Chinantec shifting cultivation: InTERAcTIVE landuse. A case-study in the Chinantla, Mexico, on secondary vegetation, soils and crop performance under indigenous shifting cultivation. Hans van der Wal; 1999.
Treebook 4: An exploratory study to improve the predictive capacity of the Crop Growth Monitoring System as applied by the European Commission. Iwan Supit; 2000.
Treebook 5: Five thousand years of sustainability? A case study on Gedeo land use (Southern Ethiopia). Tadesse Kippie; 2002.
Treebook 6: Let them eat grass: Understanding pasture-finished beef cattle farms in the American Appalachians. Jane Shaw, 2002.
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