Gum and resin resources from some Acacia, Boswellia and Commiphora species and their economic contributions in Liban, south-east Ethiopia

By M. Lemenih, T. Abebe, M. Olsson. 2004

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Climate–growth relationships of the dominant tree species from semi-arid savanna woodland in Ethiopia (2008, background): “Restoration of the degraded landscapes will play a vital role in facilitating sustainable development (Lemeneh et al. 2004) and is therefore highly desirable.”
Natural gum and resin bearing species of Ethiopia and their potential applications (2007, background): “At household level, studies carried out in one region of Ethiopia have shown that the gum resins business provides income about 3 times greater than the contribution of crop farming (Kindeya, 2002; Mulugeta et al., 2003).”