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Pascal Danthu Miarantsoa Rakotobe Pascale Mauclère Hanitra Andrianoelisoa Olivier Behra Voninavoko Rahajanirina Barbara Mathevon Eliane Ralembofetra Philippe Collas de Chatelperron 《Agroforestry Systems》2008,72(2):127-135
Fallow with Psiadia altissima is one of the most common post-‘slash and burn’ vegetation successions described in the evergreen forests of eastern Madagascar.
Some fallows consist of almost pure stands of this species, of which the leaves produce an essential oil offering international
commercial interest. The present research aims to evaluate the production potential of essential oil derived from different
fallows rich in P. altissima. The study has revealed that fallows aged 4 and 6 years since the last crop abandonment produce the most essential oil (around
20 l ha−1), but relative to fallow duration, the youngest fallows (1- or 2-year-old) are the most productive, respectively producing
12 and 6 l ha−1 year−1. Additionally, the trees from the youngest fallows have a substantial capacity for regeneration from coppice shoots, on condition
that the cut is performed well above the root collar. Although farmers earn five times less from harvesting leaves than from
cultivating rice from tavy, the possibility is there for them to complement their income and diversify their production. The overall results show that
sustainable exploitation of fallows of P. altissima is a conceivable option. However, this can only be achieved through an integrated approach that takes into account the environmental
and social constraints associated with the development of this new activity. 相似文献
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