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    Ce numro d'Unasylva est centr sur les enjeux de la conservation et de l'utilisation des arbres hors forts.
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    Arbres hors forêt: Bibliographie annotée 2001
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    Les arbres hors forêt, ressource variée que l’on retrouve principalement en terres agricoles eturbaines, font l’objet d’une attention croissante par les gestionnaires et politiques des diverssecteurs concernés. Un besoin croissant d’information se fait sentir afin de mieux mettre àprofit leur contribution dans le but de faire face aux défis posés par la dégradation des forêtset des terres et la désertification, les besoins des populations en produits ligneux et nonligneux et l’insécurité aliment aire. A cet effet, cette bibliographie annotée regroupe 619documents qui ont été produits principalement depuis 1980, et tente de répondre à la diversitédu thème et à la variété des lecteurs. Les références sont présentées en 5 chapitres relatifs auxarbres hors forêt : définition ; importance ; gestion et aménagement ; recherche et éducation ;ouvrages généraux. On pourra sélectionner les références en utilisant les index sur lesconférences, les mots-clefs, les pays et les auteurs.
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