Eucalyptus: Culture, Exploitation Et Produit, Son RÃ le En AlgÃ(c)rie, by Ernest Lambert, explores the cultivation, uses, and economic significance of eucalyptus, with a particular focus on its role in Algeria. This book delves into the botanical aspects of the eucalyptus tree, examining its growth, adaptability, and various applications.

Lambert details the practical aspects of eucalyptus cultivation and exploitation, highlighting its importance in Algerian forestry and its contribution to the local economy. This study offers insights into the environmental and economic impact of eucalyptus, making it a valuable resource for botanists, forestry professionals, and anyone interested in the economic botany of Algeria.

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