Multistoried agroforestry garden system in West Sumatra, Indonesia
Por: Michon, G
| Mary, F | Bompard, J.
Editor: 1986Tema(s): SISTEMAS MULTIESTRATOS | SISTEMAS DE CULTIVO | AGROFORESTERIA | ARBOLES FRUTALES | ZONAS DE AMORTIGUAMIENTO | MANEJO FORESTAL | UTILIZACION DE LA TIERRA | ENTORNO SOCIOECONOMICO | PLANTAS PERENNES | DURIO SIBETHINUS | PTEROSPERMUM JAVANICUM | TOONA SINENSIS | CINNAMOMUM BURMANI | MYRISTICA FRAGRANS | COFFEA CANEPHORA | MATORRAL | SOSTENIBILIDAD | SUMATRA | INDONESIA | CROPPING SYSTEMS | AGROFORESTRY | FRUIT TREES | LAND USE | SOCIOECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT | PERENNIALS | MYRISTICA FRAGRANS | COFFEA CANEPHORA | SCRUB | SUSTAINABILITY | SUMATRA | INDONESIAClasificación CDD: 12976
En: Agroforestry Systems (Países Bajos) v. 4(4) p. 315-338Resumen: The agroforestry garden system in Maninjau in West Sumatra is characterized by an intensive integration of forest species and commercial crops, forming a forest-like system. The intimate association of different species provides both subsistence and commercial products which supplement rice production. This complex agroforest is managed by the combination between cultural practices and respect of natural processes of vegetation production and reproduction. It represents a profitable production system and constitutes an efficient buffer between villages and protected forest. It is a good model of association between integration of forest resources and cultivation of cash crops in the form of a sustainable and flexible system.
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The agroforestry garden system in Maninjau in West Sumatra is characterized by an intensive integration of forest species and commercial crops, forming a forest-like system. The intimate association of different species provides both subsistence and commercial products which supplement rice production. This complex agroforest is managed by the combination between cultural practices and respect of natural processes of vegetation production and reproduction. It represents a profitable production system and constitutes an efficient buffer between villages and protected forest. It is a good model of association between integration of forest resources and cultivation of cash crops in the form of a sustainable and flexible system.
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