Amelioration of slopeland utilization in South China significance and feasibility - Huang, Bingwei; East-West Environment and Policy Institute; Southeast Asian Universities Agroecosystem Network; SUAN Information Support Service; Ford Foundation; East-West Center (1989)
1. The problem and guiding principles for its solution -- 2. Objectives, approaches, and feasibility -- 2.1. Use of fast-growing species -- 2.2. Production of marketable produce from slopeland -- 2.3. Production of resources according to local demand -- 2.4. Economic evaluation -- 2.5. The question of the lack of investment capital -- 2.6. Consideration of local environmental conditions -- 2.7. The need for multiple fast-growing plants -- 2.8. Other plants and their functions -- 2.9. The need for integrated planning -- 3. Scientific research.
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Keywords: Land use -- China, South; Soil fertility -- China, South; Sustainability -- China, South; Diversity -- China, South