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Ecological Rest. 26(2):97-100 (2008); doi:10.3368/er.26.2.97
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Restoration in a Failed State: Community-Based Agroforestry in Haiti

Starry D. Sprenkle

Friends of Hôpital albert schweitzer Haiti, Haiti timber Re-introduction Project and Ecology graduate group, Dept of Plant science, University of california, 1 shields ave, Davis, ca 95616,sdsprenkle{at}ucdavis.edu


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