List of 43 common forest tree species recorded and used as explanatory variables to explain shade index in cocoa agroforests in Cameroon.

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In descending order of conservation importance: black, gold, blue, scarlet, red, pink and green [36].

Source: Household cocoa farmer survey and field survey.

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Ecology Plant Biology 43 recorded explanatory variables cocoa agroforests

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