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Zemede Asfaw

Department of Plant Biology and Biodiversity Management , Addis Ababa University, College of Natural Sciences, , Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Biography

ZEMEDE ASFAW currently works at the Department of Plant Biology and Biodiversity Management, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia. ZEMEDE does research in Ethnobotany, Agrobiodiversity, Homegardens and related areas in Botany. Their current projects include 'Legume Diversity Project, Ethiopia.', different Ethnobotanical projects and CAPSNAC (Regional Capacity Building for Sustainable Natural Resource Management & Agricultural Improvement under Climate Change, https://capsnac.mak.ac.ug/) with other researchers and postgraduate students.

Publications

Carbon Stock of the Moist Afromontane Forest in Gesha and Sayilem Districts in Kaffa Zone: An Implication for Climate Change Mitigation

This study measures the carbon stock of the Moist Afromontane Gesha-Sayilem forest found in Gesha and Sayilem District in southwest Ethiopia. A stratified sampling method was used to identify the number of sampling point through the Global Positioning System. A total of 90 plots having nested plots to collect tree species and soil data were demarca... Read More»

Admassu Addi, Sebesebe Demissew, Teshome Soromessa and Zemede Asfaw

: J Ecosys Ecograph 2019, 9: 259

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