FAO publications
For FAO publications that are not available online, requests for hard copies can be addressed to Forestry-Information@fao.org.
- Moore, B. 2005. Alien invasive species: impacts on forests and forestry. A review. Forest Health and Biosecurity Working Paper FBS/8E. Forestry Department, FAO, Rome.
- FAO. 2004. African network on invasive species. Unasylva, 219(55): 65-66.
- FAO. 2004. Forest threats, Unasylva, 217(55/2).
- FAO. 2004. Contribution of forest insects to food security. The example of caterpillars in Central Africa.. Non-wood Forest Products Working Paper No. 1. Forestry Department, FAO, Rome.
- Cock, M. 2003. Biosecurity and forests: an introduction - with particular emphasis on forest pests. Forest Health and Biosecurity Working Paper FBS/2E, Forestry Department, FAO, Rome.
- FAO. 2003. Forestry Outlook Study for Africa. Regional report - opportunities and challenges towards 2020. FAO Forestry Paper 141, Rome, 68 pp.
- Boa, E. 2003. An illustrated guide to the state of health of trees. Recognition and interpretation of symptoms and damage. FAO, Rome, 49 pp.
- Boa, E., Nash, P. 2002.
- Diekmann, M., Sutherland, J.R., Nowell, D.C., Morales, F.J. & Allard, G. (eds). 2002. FAO/IPGRI Technical guidelines for the safe movement of germplasm, No. 21. Pinus spp. FAO/IPGRI, Rome, Italy, 90 pp.
- FAO. 2002. International Standards for phytosanitary measures. Guidelines for regulating wood packaging material in international trade. ISPM # 15, FAO, Rome.
- Old, K.M., Vercoe, T.K., Floyd, R.B., Wingfield, M.J., Roux, J. & Neser, S. (eds). 2002. FAO/IPGRI Technical guidelines for the safe movement of germplasm, No. 20. Acacia spp. FAO/ IPGRI, Rome, Italy, 87 pp.
- S.T. Murphy. 1998. Protecting Africa's trees. Unasylva, 41/1(192).
- Ciesla, W.M., Diekmann, M. & Putter, C.A.J. (eds). 1996. FAO/IPGRI Technical guidelines for the safe movement of germplasm, No. 17. Eucalyptus spp., FAO, IPGRI, ACIAR & ASEAN, Rome, Italy, 67 pp.
- Anderson, R.L. 1994a. Assessment of forest diseases in Kenya with specific emphasis on cedar decline., FAO, Rome (Italy). Forestry Department, Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, Nairobi (Kenya), 34 pp.
- Ciesla, W.M. 1991. Cypress aphid, a new pest of confers in eastern and southern Africa. FAO Plant Protection Bulletin, 39 (2/3): 82-93.
- FAO. 1991. Exotic aphid pests of conifers: a crisis in African forestry, Muguga, Kenya, 3-6 June 1991. Proceedings of the workshop. FAO, Rome, Kenya Forestry Research Institute, Muguga, International Institute of Biological Control, Nairobi, Rome, Italy, 160 pp.