Bark
Subtitle: use, management, and commerce in Africa
By: Editors Anthony B. Cunningham, Bruce M. Campbell, Martin K. Luckert
Series: Advances in economic botany -- v. 17; Advances in economic botany -- v. 17.
Publisher: The New York Botanical Garden Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
ISBN-13: 9780893274931
Subjects: Bark; Utilization
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Botany and bark / Anthony B. Cunningham; title: Bark: structure and functional ecology / Claudia Romero; title: The ethnobotany, use, and sustainable harvest of bark: a review / Anthony B. Cunningham; title: Estimates of bark mass for six tree species used medicinally in South Africa / Vivienne L. Williams, Kevin Balkwill, and Ed T. F. Witkowski; title: Ecology and sustainable management of the African aphrodisiac bark, Pausinystalia johimbe / Terry C. H. Sunderland, Anthony B. Cunningham, Zacharie Tchoundjeu, and Marie-Laure Ngo-Mpeck; title: Effects of commercial bark harvesting on Adansonia digitata (Baobab) in the Save-Odzi Valley, Zimbabwe, with considerations for its management / Claudia Romero, Delali B. K. Dovie, James Gambiza, Emmanuel Luoga, Susanne Schmitt, and Isla Grundy; title: Assessing harvesting impacts for species used medicinally in South Africa: estimates of the number of individual trees debarked annually / Vivienne L. Williams, Ed T.F. Witkowski, and Kevin Balkwill; title: Harvest of bark from Garcinia lucida (Clusiaceae) in south Cameroon / Nicole Marie Guedje; title: A global footprint on Africa and Madagascar: a review of international trade in Prunus africana (Rosaceae) bark / Anthony B. Cunningham; title: The economics of production of a rare medicinal species reintroduced in southeastern Zimbabwe: Warburgia salutaris / Terrence S. Veeman, Anthony B. Cunningham, Witness Kozanayi, and David Maingi; title: Bark for sale: the adoption potential of Prunus africana as an agroforestry tree for small-scale farmers in Cameroon / Steven Franzel, Elias Ayuk, Anthony B. Cunningham, Bahiru Duguma, and Christian Asanga; title: Sustainable harvesting of medical barks (Rytigynia spp., Rubiaceae) in multiple-use zones around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda / Maud M. Kamatenesi, Martina Hoft, Robert Hoft, Anthony B. Cunningham, and R. Bukenya Ziraba; title: Markets for three bark products in Zimbabwe: a case study of markets for bark of Adansonia digitata, Berchemia discolor, and Warburgia salutaris / Michele M. Veeman, Michelle L. Cocks, Fred Muwonge, Simon K. Choge, and Bruce M. Campbell; title: Commercialization and institutional arrangements involving tree species harvested for bark by smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe / Billy B. Mukamuri and Witness Kozanayi; title: Contribution of baobab production activities to household livelihoods: a case study in Zimbabwe / Martin K. Luckert, Nonto Nemarundwe, Loren Gibbs, Isla Grundy, Grant K. Hauer, Dzidzaye Maruzane, Sheona Shackleton, and June Sithole; title: A case study of Cassipourea flanaganii, a valuable cosmetic bark traded informally in South Africa / Michelle L. Cocks and Anthony P. Dold.