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J-GLOBAL ID：202002296620956347   Reference number：20A0969629

Coexistence of multiple ethnic groups practicing different slash-and-burn cultivation systems adapted to field conditions in miombo woodlands in northwestern Zambia

ザンビア北西部のミオンボ森林地帯における圃場条件に適応した異なる焼き畑栽培システムを実施している複数民族の共存

Author (1)： Hara Masaya (Department of Geography, Faculty of Geo-environmental Science, Rissho University)
Material： Tropics  (熱帯研究)
Volume： 28  Issue： 4  Page： 75-89(J-STAGE)  Publication year： 2020 
JST Material Number： L1852A  ISSN： 0917-415X  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： Republic of Zambia ,  *race ,  burnt field ,  agriculture ,  *ecosystem ,  forest ,  resident ,  *farm land ,  soil ,  highland
Semi thesaurus term： *Zambia ,  immigrant ,  arable land

Author keywords (5)： cassava ,  ecological classification ,  miombo woodland ,  slash-and-burn cultivation ,  sorghum

JST classification (3)： Soil science in general  (FB04010V) ,  Agriculture in general  (FB01010A) ,  Anthropology  (EA01070K)

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Terms in the title (9)： ザンビア ,  森林地帯 ,  圃場 ,  適応 ,  焼き畑 ,  栽培システム ,  実施 ,  民族 ,  共存