Publikasi

Menampilkan 193–204 dari 206 publikasi

  1. Thesis 1998

    Policies, livelihood and environmental change at the forest margin in North Lampung, Indonesia A Coevolutionary Analysis

    Remi Charles Talbot Gauthier

  2. Journal Article 1998

    Global change and root function

    Meine van Noordwijk, Pertti Martikainen, Pierre Bottner, Elvira Cuevas, Cornine Rouland and Shivcharn S Dhillion

  3. Report 1998

    Environmental aspects of smallholder rubber agroforestry in Indonesia: reconcile production and environment

    Eric Penot and A F S Budiman

  4. Paper 1997

    Characterization of the Air Dingin - Muara Labuh area of the Kerinci - Seblat National Park: farm and National Park interactions

    Malcom Cairns, Murniati, Masahiro Otsuka and Dennis P Garrity

  5. Journal Article 1997

    Preface to workshop management of carbon in tropical soils under global change, science, practice and policy

    H W Scharpenseel

  6. Thesis 1996

    Bioeconomic analysis of hedgerow intercropping in the Philippines upland

    Rohan A. Nelson

  7. Journal Article 1996

    Agroforestry innovations for Imperata grassland rehabilitation: workshop recommendations

    Dennis P Garrity

  8. Thesis 1995

    Evaluating the ecological sustainability of traditional slash-and-burn agriculture in Indonesia an examination of edaphic impacts

    Peter J.A. Kleinman

  9. Magazine Article 1995

    Quantifying shallow roots: tree geometry makes root research easy

    Meine van Noordwijk, Louise Y Spek and Pratiknyo Purnomosidhi

  10. Journal Article 1995

    Rooting characteristics of lettuce grown in irrigated sand beds

    D Schwartz, M Heinen and Meine van Noordwijk

  11. Report 1995

    Alternatives to Slash and Burn: summary report of phase I

    Meine van Noordwijk, Thomas P Tomich, Retno Winahyu, Daniel Murdiyarso, Suyanto, Soetjipto Partoharjono and Ahmad M Fagi

  12. Thesis 1994

    Stabilization of upland agroecosystems as a strategy for protection of national park buffer zones: a case study of the co-evolution of Minangkabau Farming Systems and Kerinci Seblat National Park

    Malcom Cairns