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The Effect of an Invasive Tree Species on Biodiversity in Primary Montane Rainforests in Jamaica

Key Facts

FUNDING SCHEME
Main Project

VALUE
£44,353

WHERE
Jamaica

Summary

To quantify the effects of the invasion of alien tree species on biodiversity in primary forests.

Status Completed_noFR

Reference 30-64

Round 1

Start 01/11/1993

End 31/10/1994

Project Leader

Lead Organisation

Bangor University

Website

http://www.bangor.ac.uk

Regions

Caribbean

Countries

Jamaica