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West African forests and forestry
Arthur Harold Unwin and John McEwen Dalziel
The forests of West Africa held mahogany, rubber, and a wealth of timber the colonial world hungered for. Arthur Unwin surveys these forests and their management, cataloging the timber trees and lesser produce of the region. A thorough forestry study of a tropical frontier. Explore the great forests of West Africa and their riches.
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80 chapters
- 1WEST AFRICAN FORESTS AND FORESTRY
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4ILLUSTRATIONS
- 5CHAPTER I
- 6CHAPTER II
- 7APPENDIX I
- 8APPENDIX II
- 9CHAPTER III
- 10I. The Forests.
- 11II. Notes on Timber Trees.
- 12III. Trees Cut for Local Use.
- 13IV. Minor Forest Produce.
- 14V. The Forest Department of Sierra Leone.
- 15VI.—INDIGENOUS FOREST TREES
- 16APPENDIX I
- 17APPENDIX II
- 18APPENDIX III
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