Sigmoid growth curves, a new approach to study the dynamics of the epicotyl emergence of oak
Understanding forest land conversion for agriculture in a developing country context: An application of the theory of planned behaviour among a cohort of Nigerian farmers
Fausat Motunrayo Ibrahim
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FOLIA FORESTALIA POLONICA , SERIES A – FORESTRY, established in 1957, published quarterly, the science journal addressed to all interested in the exchange of information and the advancement of knowledge in the multidisciplinary field of forestry and environment. The scope of journal covers the broad spectrum of the fields like forestry, agroforestry, environmental and genetic resources management and administrators and policy-makers in forestry.
The language of publication is English and manuscripts from any region of the world are welcome. Papers are selected for publication on the base of their significance of new knowledge or ideas presented.
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