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Agro-ecological zones in Upscale countries (raster GeoTIFF)

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agriculturegeospatial

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dataset
Creator:
Zhang, Jie
Publisher:
Zenodo
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The Agro-Ecological Zones for Upscale countries (Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Tanzania) are extracted from "Agro-Ecological Zones for Africa South of the Sahara" (Agro-Ecological Zones for A…). The zones include Subtropic - cool arid, Subtropic - cool semiarid, Subtropic - cool subhumid, Subtropic - cool humind, Subtropic - warm arid, Subtropic - warm semiarid, Subtropic - warm subhumid, Tropic - warm arid.

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