name the timber agroforestry tree suitable to andra pradesh
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Trees play the important and most dominant roles in Agroforestry systems. Basically, the trees ideal to be incorporated in various agroforestry systems are called the multipurpose tree spaces. (MPTs). The terms multipurpose (MPT) refers to all woody perennials that are purposefully grown so as to provide more than one significant to the production and/or service functions (shelter shade, land sustainability) of the landuse system they implement. Better emphasis is given which are indigenous in nature and have the capability to fix atmospheric nitrogen. Selection and management of MPT's lies the success of any agroforestry system. The nitrogen fixing tree species (NFT's) besides their `N' fixing ability provide protein rich foliage which can be used for fodder and green manuring. More than 640 tree species are known to fix nitrogen. Most trees used in agroforestry grow relatively quickly, whilst many also fix nitrogen i.e. many MPT's are fast growing nitrogen fixing tree species (FGNFT's)
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