Classification of forest products no woods of animal in Cuba
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For the Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFP) of animal origin in Cuba, a classification in classes and functional categories is established from the valuation of the wildlife present in Cuban forests and their potential for providing products. The classification presented facilitates the recording and processing of information and provides the basis for comprehensive evaluation of the wooded masses in some aspects related with the NWFP.
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