Wild edible fruits hold great potential for improving human diets, especially in agricultural
societies of the developing world. In Africa, a well-known supplier of such fruits is the …

Non-wood forest products (NWFPs) constitute a vital sources of household income for
millions of people worldwide. This review paper focuses on NWFPs in Sudan aiming to …

Abstract Kenya Forestry research Institute (KEFRI) with support from African Forest Forum
undertook a study 2016 to evaluate the potential roles of the private sector in development of …

Selection of superior phenotypes of fruit trees and products based on established criteria by
local people is a prerequisite for future species domestication and conservation. Thus the …

Baobab tree (Adansonia digitata L.) is one of the underutilized indigenous tree species,
baobab fruits might be an opportunity as an income source for rural communities in Sudan …

The objective of the study was to recognize the baobab fruit consumers' preferences and
factors affecting the urban demand. For this purpose, data was collected in 2015 from 100 …

This study identifies and documents species of the native flora the low rainfall woodland
savanna of Rashad and Alabassia localities (eastern Nuba Mountains), Sudan. This study …

Non-wood forest products (NWFPs) constitute a vital sources of household income for
millions of people worldwide. This review paper focuses on NWFPs in Sudan aiming to …

The overall objective of this study was to distinguish and evaluate morphological variations
in relation to locations of baobab fruits traits. The study was conducted in Blue Nile states …

Potentials of non-Wood Forest Products for Value Chain Development, Value Addition and
Development of NWFP-Based Rural Microente Page 1 POTENTIALS OF NON-WOOD FOREST …