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PLANT COMMUNITY DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO HUMAN LAND USES IN AN AMAZON FOREST COLONY
Authors: FUJISAKA S ESCOBAR G VENEKLAAS E
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., PLANT COMMUNITY DIVERSITY RELATIVE TO HUMAN LAND USES IN AN AMAZON FOREST COLONY, Biodiversity and conservation, 7(1), 1998, pp. 41-57
THE EFFECTS OF FOREST CONVERSION ON ANNUAL CROPS AND PASTURES - ESTIMATES OF CARBON EMISSIONS AND PLANT-SPECIES LOSS IN A BRAZILIAN AMAZON COLONY
Authors: FUJISAKA S CASTILLA C ESCOBAR G RODRIGUES V VENEKLAAS EJ THOMAS R FISHER M
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., THE EFFECTS OF FOREST CONVERSION ON ANNUAL CROPS AND PASTURES - ESTIMATES OF CARBON EMISSIONS AND PLANT-SPECIES LOSS IN A BRAZILIAN AMAZON COLONY, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 69(1), 1998, pp. 17-26
RESEARCH - HELP OR HINDRANCE TO GOOD FARMERS IN HIGH-RISK SYSTEMS
Authors: FUJISAKA S
Citation: S. Fujisaka, RESEARCH - HELP OR HINDRANCE TO GOOD FARMERS IN HIGH-RISK SYSTEMS, Agricultural systems, 54(2), 1997, pp. 137-152
SLASH-AND-BURN AGRICULTURE, CONVERSION TO PASTURE, AND DEFORESTATION IN 2 BRAZILIAN AMAZON COLONIES
Authors: FUJISAKA S BELL W THOMAS N HURTADO L CRAWFORD E
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., SLASH-AND-BURN AGRICULTURE, CONVERSION TO PASTURE, AND DEFORESTATION IN 2 BRAZILIAN AMAZON COLONIES, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 59(1-2), 1996, pp. 115-130
A WORKING CLASSIFICATION OF SLASH-AND-BURN AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS
Authors: FUJISAKA S HURTADO L URIBE R
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., A WORKING CLASSIFICATION OF SLASH-AND-BURN AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS, Agroforestry systems, 34(2), 1996, pp. 151-169
LEARNING FROM 6 REASONS WHY FARMERS DO NOT ADOPT INNOVATIONS INTENDEDTO IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY OF UPLAND AGRICULTURE
Authors: FUJISAKA S
Citation: S. Fujisaka, LEARNING FROM 6 REASONS WHY FARMERS DO NOT ADOPT INNOVATIONS INTENDEDTO IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY OF UPLAND AGRICULTURE, Agricultural systems, 46(4), 1994, pp. 409-425
RICE WHEAT IN SOUTH-ASIA - SYSTEMS AND LONG-TERM PRIORITIES ESTABLISHED THROUGH DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH
Authors: FUJISAKA S HARRINGTON L HOBBS P
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., RICE WHEAT IN SOUTH-ASIA - SYSTEMS AND LONG-TERM PRIORITIES ESTABLISHED THROUGH DIAGNOSTIC RESEARCH, Agricultural systems, 46(2), 1994, pp. 169-187
TREES, GRASSES, AND WEEDS - SPECIES CHOICES IN FARMED-DEVELOPED CONTOUR HEDGEROWS
Authors: FUJISAKA S JAYSON E DAPUSALA A
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., TREES, GRASSES, AND WEEDS - SPECIES CHOICES IN FARMED-DEVELOPED CONTOUR HEDGEROWS, Agroforestry systems, 25(1), 1994, pp. 13-22
WERE FARMERS WRONG IN REJECTING A RECOMMENDATION - THE CASE OF NITROGEN AT TRANSPLANTING FOR IRRIGATED RICE
Authors: FUJISAKA S
Citation: S. Fujisaka, WERE FARMERS WRONG IN REJECTING A RECOMMENDATION - THE CASE OF NITROGEN AT TRANSPLANTING FOR IRRIGATED RICE, Agricultural systems, 43(3), 1993, pp. 271-286
FARMERS RICE SEED MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES AND RESULTING WEED SEED CONTAMINATION IN THE PHILIPPINES
Authors: FUJISAKA S GUINO RA LUBIGAN RT MOODY K
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., FARMERS RICE SEED MANAGEMENT-PRACTICES AND RESULTING WEED SEED CONTAMINATION IN THE PHILIPPINES, Seed science and technology, 21(1), 1993, pp. 149-157
A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF FARMING PRACTICES FOR DRY SEEDED RAIN-FED LOWLAND RICE IN INDIA, INDONESIA, AND MYANMAR
Authors: FUJISAKA S MOODY K INGRAM K
Citation: S. Fujisaka et al., A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF FARMING PRACTICES FOR DRY SEEDED RAIN-FED LOWLAND RICE IN INDIA, INDONESIA, AND MYANMAR, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment, 45(1-2), 1993, pp. 115-128
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