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0005041 forest nursery nursery operated by local womans group at Kitui Pilot Forest
0005021 forest nursery nursery operated by local womens group at Kitui Pilot Forest
1157103 Beyrich threeawn wiregrass Aristida beyrichiana Container seedlings for restoration plantings
1157115 Beyrich threeawn wiregrass Aristida beyrichiana Seedling for restoration plantings
1159002 containers container types
1159003 containers soil-less media - vermiculite (top left) perlite (top right) peat (bottom)
0005018 forest nursery Forest Nursery, producing Acacia senegal, Treminalia pruniodoes, Mellia volkensii (a superior tree for timber), Dalbergia (african ebony), Cassia, Azadiractha indica (neem), and Eucalyptus camaldulensis at Kitui Pilot Forest
4709047 irrigation Forest Nursery at the Kitui Pilot Forest in Kenya, Africa. Producing Acacia senegal, Treminalia pruniodoes, Mellia volkensii (a superior tree for timber), Dalbergia (african ebony), Cassia, Azadiractha indica (neem), and Eucalyptus camaldulensis.

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