The forestal sector from Cuba at the end of 2007: use of forest biodiversity in the (re) forestation
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It is valued in what measure the forest development of the country uses the native species appropriately and it protects the biological diversity and the national arboreal genetic resources; to what extent the effort to remove the protected species of such a condition has given results, action in which the approval of the Forest Law marked an important advance point and, in what degree the advance of the established plantations agrees in species and surfaces, with the productive objectives outlined for 2015 by the Enterprise Group. While in the first and in the last aspects the results are very positive, the remaining one has shown the convenience of adopting decisions that reinforce their development in the remaining years and surfaces.
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