Distribution of Mimosa invisa in Ethiopia
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For a country like Ethiopia, the contribution ofinvasive species is so diverse ranging from socialinstability to economic hardship placing constraintson sustainable development, economic growth, povertyalleviation and food security. The majority of theseinvasive alien species identified in the country hastheir own ecological requirements which enable themto dominate and proliferate in their respective placeof existence. The introduction pathways of invasivespecies to the country are so diverse that thecontrol mechanisms are also diverse and difficult.This book is written to assess the distribution andspread of Mimosa invisa and its socio-economic impactto have up-to-date information regarding the currentinvasion status of the weed and so that to drawfuture prevention and control mechanisms by theconcerned body. The book contains mimosa weeddescriptions, materials and methods used and resultsobtained through various data collection methodsusing GPS,So data collected for this work hassubstantial value to policy or decision makers andthe local peoples allowing them to make informeddecisions aimed at reducing the impact of mimosa inparticular and IAS in general.
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Yebegaeshet Legesse, nació en Addis Abeba el 10 de diciembre de 1968. Me gradué de la Universidad de Agricultura de Alemaya y de la Universidad de Addis Abeba con una licenciatura y una maestría en Agricultura y Programa de Ciencias Ambientales en 1990 y 2010, respectivamente. Trabajé en varias organizaciones y ahora trabajo como experto en insumos en el Ministerio de Agricultura.
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- Sprache Englisch
- Gewicht 155g
- Untertitel Socio economic impact of invasive alien plants in the south western parts of the country
- Autor Yebegaeshet Legesse
- Titel Distribution of Mimosa invisa in Ethiopia
- Veröffentlichung 15.05.2011
- ISBN 3844381198
- Format Kartonierter Einband
- EAN 9783844381191
- Jahr 2011
- Größe H220mm x B150mm x T6mm
- Herausgeber LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
- Anzahl Seiten 92
- GTIN 09783844381191