s:2059:"%T Potential natural vegetation of Eastern Africa (Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia). Vol. 4: description and tree species composition for bushland and thicket potential natural vegetation types 
%A Kindt, R. 
%A van, Breugel.P. 
%A Lillesø, J-P.B. 
%A Bingham, M. 
%A Demissew, S. 
%A Dudley, C. 
%A Friis, I. 
%A Gachathi, F. 
%A Kalema, J. 
%A Mbago, F. 
%A Minani, V. 
%A Moshi, H.N. 
%A Mulumba, J.W. 
%A Namaganda, M. 
%A Ndangalasi, H.J. 
%A Ruffo, C.K. 
%A Graudal, L.O.V. 
%A Jamnadass, R.H. 
%X This book represents Volume 4 in a seven-volume series that documents  the potential natural vegetation map that was developed by the VECEA  (Vegetation and Climate change in East Africa) project. The VECEA map  was developed as a collaborative effort that included partners from each of  the seven VECEA countries (Ethiopia Kenya Malawi Rwanda Tanzania  Uganda and Zambia). •  In  Volume 1  we present the potential natural vegetation map that  we developed for seven countries in eastern Africa. In Volume 1 we  also introduce the concept of potential natural vegetation and give  an overview of different application domains of the VECEA map. •  Volumes 2  to  5  describe potential natural vegetation types also in - cluding lists of the “useful tree species” that are expected to natural - ly occur in each vegetation type – and therefore also expected to be  adapted to the environmental conditions where the vegetation types  are depicted to occur on the map.  Volume 2  focuses on forest and  scrub forest vegetation types.  Volume 3  focuses on woodland and  wooded grassland vegetation types.  Volume 4  focuses on bushland  and thicket vegetation types. In  Volume 5  information is given for  vegetation types that did not feature in Volumes 2 to 4.  •  Volume 6  gives details about the process that we followed in mak - ing the VECEA map. •  Volume 7  shows the results of modelling the distribution of poten - tial natural vegetation types for six potential future climates. 
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