Cedrela odorata Linnaeus is a highly valued forest species, chiefly because of its high
quality wood. It has been severely extracted in natural forest and is considered endangered …

Madagascar has 59 described species of Coffea, of which 42 are listed as critically
endangered, endangered, or vulnerable by the criteria of the Red List Category system of …

The cloud forest of the Andean Region contains a high biodiversity. Unfortunately, human
land use has caused most of the forest to become fragmented, negatively impacting many …

Cedrela odorata is in many ways well suited to plantation silviculture. However, this potential
has not been realized, largely due to the attack of the mahogany shoot borer, Hypsipyla …

Cedrela odorata L.(Spanish cedar), an economically important timber species native to the
American tropics, is the focus of increasing conservation concern due to high rates of …

Cedrela lilloi C. DC.(cedro coya, Meliaceae), an important south American timber species,
has been historically overexploited through selective logging in Argentine Yungas …

Premise Many cultivated coffee varieties descend from Coffea canephora, commonly known
as Robusta coffee. The Congo Basin has a century‐long history of Robusta coffee cultivation …

Cedrela odorata L., one of the most important neotropical timber species, is threatened by
deforestation and unsustainable logging in many parts of its natural range. Information on …

Aims Developing plant conservation strategies requires knowledge of ecological and
genetic processes underlying population dynamics. We aimed to quantify morphological …

Germplasm of the calabash tree (Crescentia cujete L.) was collected in five major regions of
Colombia, ie the Andes, Caribbean, Amazon, Orinoco, and Pacific regions. Collecting this …