Close up of bark of a Hymenaea (Azucar Huayo) in the Unamat forest, Puerto Maldonado, Madre de Dios, Peru.
Photo by Marco Simola/CIFOR
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Amazon, Barks Products, Brazillian Nut, Natural Resources, Bark, CIFOR, RAIN FORESTS, Nontimber Forest Products, Forests, Household Expenditure, Puerto Maldonado, Tree, Ecosystem Services, Tropical Forests, Environment, Horizontal, Big Tree, Brazillian Walnut, Latin America, Climate, Horizontals, Income, Amazonas, Multiple Land Use, Scenery, Land, Madre De Dios, Forest, PER, Nuez Brasilera, Poverty Alleviation, Brasilian Nut, Peru, America, Household Income, Climate Change.
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