Management strategies for maximizing carbon storage and tree species diversity in cocoa-growing landscapes
Authors:
- Amy S.I. WadeAWAmy S.I. Wade
- Alex AsaseAAAlex Asase
- Paul HadleyPHPaul Hadley
- John MasonJMJohn Mason
- Kwesi Ofori-FrimpongKOKwesi Ofori-Frimpong
- David PreeceDPDavid Preece
- Nat SpringNSNat Spring
- Ken NorrisKNKen Norris
- 1 August 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment
- Vol. 138 (3-4) , 324-334
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