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Silvoarable systemsK. MantzanasLabo
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Vegetation of silvoarable systems
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Traditional silvoarable systemsEcon
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Classification of silvoarable syste
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SAFE (Silvoarable Agroforestry For
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Survey of traditional systemsData b
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Table 2. New silvoarable systems at
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Management input dataPlot size -Pla
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Tree phenologyVegetative stage befo
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The perceptions of farmers varied w
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Yield-, Plot- and Farm-SAFEPlot-SAF
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Options and resultsUpscaling result
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Production and LERExample of cummul
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Range of hypotheticalLERs (1 to 1.4
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Initialwidth ofthecroppedbayInitial
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Site specific actual yields(trees a
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m3 tree-1Oak tree growth (60 years)
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LERRanked LERs (descending order)2.
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Volume (m 3 ha -1 )Actual yield of
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Timber volume(m 3 ha -1 )Actual yie
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Timber volume(m 3 tree -1 )Potentia
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Hi-SAFE : a process-based tree-crop
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Some features of the Hi-sAFe modelM
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Requirements for a new type of mode
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The Hi-sAFe scene3D above-ground in
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Water uptake (by voxel) in theAgrof
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Hi-sAFe predicts the tree and crop
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Crop yield (%)Timber volumePredicti
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Regional test areas FarmsDigital e
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European scaleTo identify target ar
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Methods (2)Europeproductive tree gr
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Maps of the environmental requireme
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Agroforestry trees for mediterranea
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Regions with environmental problems
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Target areas for silvoarable agrofo
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Results (2)Tagret areas= arable lan
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Policy aspectsNew agroforestry syst
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