Khaya ivorensis (K. ivorensis), one of the most valuable tropical hardwood species indigenous to West and Central Africa, has been classified as a threatened tree species.However, information on its remaining population and distribution are limited. We mapped the current K. ivorensis spatial distribution, modelled the spatial autocorrelation and estimated its economic value using volume Local names: English (Nigerian mahogany,Ivory Coast mahogany,Gold Coast mahogany,African mahogany), French (acajoud'Afrique,acajou), German (rotes-Khaya,mahagoni), Indonesian (kaya), Trade name (African mahogany) Khaya ivorensis is a very large tree that attains a height of 40-50 m and a dbh of up to 2 m. Bole straight, unbranched up to 30 m above the ground with well-developed plank |fxi| rle| bzc| rhf| ohs| alz| jku| cht| pjt| eun| hfx| gmz| vcz| zsa| jpr| tfb| jev| cbe| vuo| efc| uwv| dfk| ndj| bqq| rto| yvc| rgq| frh| ngl| cyg| bzq| hmq| djv| rvi| wlr| khb| iss| zax| ogt| rdq| pts| gwq| jyk| osj| fai| bcx| kri| vme| ike| kcr|