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Survival and growth of rattan intercropped with coffee and cacao in the agroforests of Indonesia by SIEBERT, S. F

“…This study investigated the intercropping of rattan, an important non-timber forest product, in coffee and cacao agroforests in Sulawesi, Indonesia. The…”
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Abundance and growth of Desmoncus orthacanthos Mart. (Palmae) in response to light and ramet harvesting in five forest sites in Belize by Siebert, Stephen F.

“…The abundance, distribution and growth rates of the economically-important climbing palm, Desmoncus orthacanthos Mart., was investigated in response to cane…”
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From shade- to sun-grown perennial crops in Sulawesi, Indonesia: implications for biodiversity conservation and soil fertility by Siebert, Stephen F

“…Traditional, complex forest farming systems are increasingly convertedto sun-grown monocultures throughout the tropics. Biophysical, soil andbiodiversity…”
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The abundance and distribution of rattan over an elevation gradient in Sulawesi, Indonesia by Siebert, Stephen F.

“…The rattan flora of Central Sulawesi is abundant, species rich and patchily distributed in lowland and montane forests. I recorded the abundance and…”
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Cultivating cacao: Implications of sun-grown cacao on local food security and environmental sustainability by Belsky, Jill M, Siebert, Stephen F

“…The reasons why upland farmers on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi are engaged in a cacao boom and its long term implications are addressed in the context of…”
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Nutrient Levels in Rattan Foliage and Cane, and Implications for Harvesting by Siebert, Stephen F.

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Demographic Effects of Collecting Rattan Cane and Their Implications for Sustainable Harvesting by SIEBERT, STEPHEN F.

“…Rattan, Old World climbing palm, is an extremely valuable nontimber forest product whose canes are gathered for both market and nonmarket uses. I evaluated the…”
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Hillside farming, soil erosion, and forest conversion in two southeast Asian national parks by Siebert, S.F. (Cornell University, Ithaca, NY)

“…Relationships between soil erosion on hillside farms and forest conversion to farmland in adjacent national parks were examined in the Bayhang watershed near…”
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Nutrient Levels in Rattan Foliage and Cane, and Implications for Harvesting by Siebert, S F

“…In this study, I investigated nutrient concentrations in foliage and cane, its variation between wet and dry seasons, and potential nutrient losses associated…”
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Traditional Agriculture and the Conservation of Biological Diversity in Crete, Greece by Siebert, Stephen F.

“…The biological diversity in traditional agroecosystems and potential diversity loss associated with land use change in upland Crete was investigated. Using…”
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Survival and Growth of Ratan Intercropped with Coffee and Cacao in the Agroforests of Indonesia by Siebert, S F

“…In central Sulawesi, Indonesia, the viability of intercropping Calamus zollingeri Beccari, a large-diameter rattan used in furniture manufacturing, in…”
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Conserving Tropical Rainforests: The Case of Leyte Mountains National Park, Philippines by Siebert, Stephen F.

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The Kyoto Protocol: an Opportunity for Biodiversity Restoration Forestry by Stier, Sam C., Siebert, Stephen F.

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Primary Forests and Medicinal Plants by Siebert, Stephen F.

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Medicinal, plant ecology, knowledge and conservation in Kalimantan, Indonesia by Caniago, I. (University of Montana, Missoula, MT.), Siebert, S.F

“…This study documents the abundance, distribution and knowledge of medicinal plant species in a Ransa Dayak village and adjoining forest in West Kalimantan,…”
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Rattan and Extractive Reserves by Siebert, Stephen F.

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LAW AND JOURNALISM, THE by Siebert, F S

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The Law and Journalism by Siebert, F. S.

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Forest-product trade in a lowland Filipino village by Siebert, S.F, Belsky, J.M

“…Forest-product use among nonforest dwelling cultural groups in Southeast Asia is not well known, particularly in contrast to what is known about indigenous…”
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Deforestation in the Postwar Philippines by Siebert, Stephen F.

“…Siebert reviews "Deforestation in the Postwar Philippines" by David M. Kummer…”
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