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-<br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread. For more details consult page number 161 of the referral link.
+<br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread.
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-<br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread.
+<br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread. For more details consult page number 161 of the referral link.
-For more details go through page number 161 of the referral link.
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 <br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread.
+For more details go through page number 161 of the referral link.
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-<br/><br/><br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread.
+<br/>Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20<sup>th</sup> century. While it originates from Australia, it was brought over from India and Sri Lanka by European settlers. Smallholder farmers in the highlands of Kenya noted that there was little or no competition between grevillea and neighbouring crops. Indeed this is one of the reasons it was so successful as a shade tree amongst plantation crops. Responding to the local lack of timber and firewood, due to the expansion of farmland into previously forested areas smallholder took to planting grevillea, especially as a boundary tree from the 1970s onwards. While the immediate effect of grevillea planting was to satisfy those needs for wood, the tree also helps in various ways to conserve land and improve the soil. This too was probably a reason for its spontaneous spread.
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Spontaneous Spread - Revision history

Avinash Kumar at 11:40, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar at 11:38, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar at 08:13, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar at 07:44, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar at 07:44, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar at 07:29, 27 June 2016

Avinash Kumar: Created page with " == Spontaneous Spread == Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20th..."

Avinash Kumar: Created page with " == Spontaneous Spread ==

Grevillea robusta is a well-known shade tree, used in coffee and tea plantations in East Africa since the early part of the 20^th..."