Tables and Figures
TABLES IN THE TEXT
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Main results of global forest resources assessment 1990
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Geographic area and population by region
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Land Area, forest changes and forest per caput by region
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Total population from 1960 to 2020
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Land requirements for agriculture
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Volume and biomass distribution by region at the year 1990
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Roundwood consumption
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Distribution of protected areas (at least 1,000 ha)
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Distribution of higher plants (including ferns, cycads, conifers and broad leaved species) by region and subregion
10
Summary of forest resources statistics by region for developed countries
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Main forest statistics of the eastern european and russian federation countries
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Estimates of forest area and rate of deforestation by geographical subregion
13
Comparison of 1980 forest area estimates by the FAO 1980 assessment as published in
An interim report on the state of forest resources in the developing countries
and the FAO 1990 assessment
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State of forest biomass and annual losses due to deforestation
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Estimates of forest cover area and rate of deforestation by main ecological zone
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Pan-tropical area transition matrix for the standard period 1980-1990
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State of forest inventory in developing countries at end 1990 - Annex 2 -
COUNTRY TABLES , ANNEX 1
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Socio economic data 1990
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State of forest inventory 1990
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Area of forest and other wooded land 1990
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Annual changes in forest and other wooded land area, 1980-1990
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Natural Forest Area, Volume Biomass 1990
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Summary tables
FIGURES IN THE TEXT
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Population and GNP by economic region
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Geographic subdivision of the global forest assessment
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Forest area and population: Distribution by region
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Volume per caput by region
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Main geo-referenced data used in assessing the risk of loss of biodiversity in the tropics
(a: human pressure, b: main vegetation formations and c: ecological zones).
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Importance of functions by area of public and private forest in Europe
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Importance of hunting on public and private forest in selected countries
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Importance of functions on public and private forests in Europe in aggregate
9
Importance of hunting on public and private forest in United States
10
Pan-tropical continuous forest resources survey design
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Example of spatial and statistical outputs - located along Zaire/Zambia border line
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Pan-tropical woody biomass flux diagram
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Forest cover changes by geographic region
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Forest changes by ecological zone
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Forest cover state and change assessment (using existing reliable data) - Annex 2 -
