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  A decade and half of Ghana’s trade in African Mahogany: A Review

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  Comparative analysis of the phytochemical constituents and anti-microbial activities of four species of African Mahogany

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  Enhancing adaptation of forests and people in Africa

  Commissioned by the Sector Network Rural Development of GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development), forest scientists of the Forestry Research Network of Sub- Saharan Africa (FORNESSA) conducted the present study on adaptation of forests and people to climate change at two localities in Ghana and Malawi, respectively.

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• Role of tenure insecurity in deforestation in Ghana's high forest zone

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• Tree population inventory, diversity and degradation analysis of a tropical dry deciduous forest in Afram Plains, Ghana

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  The past, present and future of Africa’s rainforests

  The Africanwet tropics contain the second largest area of tropical rainforest in the world (second only toAmazonia), accounting for roughly 30% of global rainforest cover, the lush green heart of an otherwise generally dry continent.

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  Sensitivity of Acoustic tools to variation in Equilibrium Moisture content of small clear samples of Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda)
  

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  Assessment of temperature and rainfall variability on grass productivity under three forest reserves in a Savannah ecosystem in Ghana.

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  Socio-Economic Impacts of Logging on Riverine Communities Along the Offin River Basin in the Ashanti Region of Ghana

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  Assessment of forest cover depletion due to logging in the Offin River portion and Offin shelterbelt forest reserves in Ghana
  

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