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Table 6.1.2: Summary of recommended species to help growth of coffee in cloud forest areas.

Table 6 1.2: Summary of recommended species to help growth of coffee in cloud forest areas.

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Table 3.1: Survey sites In table 3.1 altitudes are taken from Texas University Maps (1986) and maps provided by the coffee plantations.
Table 3.1: Survey sites In table 3.1 altitudes are taken from Texas University Maps (1986) and maps provided by the coffee plantations.
Figure 3.2: View of coffee plantation at Venécia, Colombia
Figure 3.2: View of coffee plantation at Venécia, Colombia
Table 3.2: Historical climate for survey sites In table 3.2:
Table 3.2: Historical climate for survey sites In table 3.2:
Table 4.1.1 Sample survey details for all sites In the vast majority of cases trees were identified to species level but a few taxa were assigned only to genus level or a group of species within a genus (table 4.1.2).
Table 4.1.1 Sample survey details for all sites In the vast majority of cases trees were identified to species level but a few taxa were assigned only to genus level or a group of species within a genus (table 4.1.2).
Table 4.1.2: Details of level of identification of trees not at species level
Table 4.1.2: Details of level of identification of trees not at species level
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018 Table 5.1.1: Tree and shrub species found on or directly adjacent to areas of the growth of coffee plants.
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018 Table 5.1.1: Tree and shrub species found on or directly adjacent to areas of the growth of coffee plants.
where (C) indicates that the species is clearly cultivated or planted at a site. Others could have beer planted in the past but it is no longer clear.
where (C) indicates that the species is clearly cultivated or planted at a site. Others could have beer planted in the past but it is no longer clear.
Table 5.2.1 Tree and shrub species used on coffee plantations according to other authors
Table 5.2.1 Tree and shrub species used on coffee plantations according to other authors
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018
Table 5.3.1: Documented benefits of tree and shrub species found at survey sites in relation to growtt of coffee plants and the environment Copyright © Antony Watton 2018
Table 5.3.1: Documented benefits of tree and shrub species found at survey sites in relation to growtt of coffee plants and the environment Copyright © Antony Watton 2018
Table 5.3.2: Documented benefits of other tree and shrub species which are recommended by other authors in relation to growth of coffee plants and the environment
Table 5.3.2: Documented benefits of other tree and shrub species which are recommended by other authors in relation to growth of coffee plants and the environment
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018 Table 5.4.1 Climate tolerance of trees and shrubs which were found on coffee plantations at the four sites in this study.
Copyright © Antony Watton 2018 Table 5.4.1 Climate tolerance of trees and shrubs which were found on coffee plantations at the four sites in this study.
Table 6.1.1: Summary of recommended species to help growth of coffee in humid zone areas which are not cloud forest.
Table 6.1.1: Summary of recommended species to help growth of coffee in humid zone areas which are not cloud forest.
Table 6.1.1.1: Propagation for trees recommended to help growth of coffee.
Table 6.1.1.1: Propagation for trees recommended to help growth of coffee.
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