An Introduction to Agroforestry
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Preface.- Section I. Introduction.- 1. Historical developments: the coming of age of agroforestry.- References.- 2. Agroforestry: definition, concepts, and principles.- 2.1. Evolution of Definitions.- 2.2. Common Definitions.- 2.3. Concepts, Principles, and Attributes of Agroforestry.- 2.4. Other Agroforestry-Related Land-Use Systems.- References.- 3. Classification of agroforestry systems.- 3.1. Based on Structure of Systems (Arrangement of Components).- 3.2. Based on Function of Systems.- 3.3. Based on Ecological and Geographical Regions.- 3.4. Based on Socioeconomic Criteria.- 3.5. A Framework for Classification.- References.- Section II. Agroforestry systems and practices.- 4. Agroforestry systems and practices: an overview.- 4.1. The Tropical Environment and Land Use Systems.- 4.2. Major Agroforestry Systems in the Tropics.- 4.4. The Temperate Environment and Land Use Systems.- 4.5. Major Agroforestry Systems in the Temperate Regions.- 4.6. Tropical vs. Temperate Agroforestry Systems.- 4.7. Geographical Distribution and Area under Agroforestry.- References.- 5. Shifting cultivation, taungya, and improved fallows.- 5.1. System Overview.- 5.2. Soil Management and Shifting Cultivation.- 5.3. The Evolution of Planted Fallows.- 5.4. Improved Tree Fallows.- References.- 6. Tropical homegardens.- 6.1. History and Evolution.- 6.2. Ecology and Structure.- 6.3. Major Tropical Homegarden Systems [Homegardens of Kerala (India), Indonesia, Polynesia, East Africa, Central America].- 6.4. Research on Homegarden Systems.- References.- 7. Shaded perennial multistrata systems.- 7.1. Shaded Perennial Crops.- 7.2. Smallholder Systems with Coconuts: A Notable Example of Integrated Land-Use.- 7.3. Shaded Coffee Systems.- 7.4. Other Major Shaded Perennial Agroforestry Systems: with Tea, Cacao, Tree spices, etc.- 7.5. Multistory Spice- and Fruit Tree Gardens.- References.- 8. Tropical alley cropping and tree fallow
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