The greatest problem facing lumbering in Tropical Africa is that the?
GEOGRAPHY
JAMB 1994
The greatest problem facing lumbering in Tropical Africa is that the?
- A. trees are often buttressed at the base
- B. trees do not grow in pure stands
- C. further expansion of saw- mill is not viable
- D. demand is low
Correct Answer: B. trees do not grow in pure stands
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