MUTARE – Use of fast-growing exotic trees has lifted the burden off indigenous trees in tobacco curing which is responsible for 20 percent of over 350 000 hectare annual vegetation loss that has been increasingly threatening the nation’s biodiversity. Pine trees, abundant in Manicaland, are expected to ease burden on the slow-regenerating Miombo Forests —…
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