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This study was conducted in Sanja district that aimed on the, Environmental and Medicinal value analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species. The study aimed to assess the roles of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species for environmental, economic and its medicinal values. Step by step procedures were designed to take soil samples from the field. Simple random sampling method was used to take samples. Sample plots were laid to takesample from the soil and DBH of trees were measured. The soil samples were taken from Moringa land and areas with no Morinaga trees grown for organic carbon determination and soil fertility estimation of the soil for comparative analysis. Based on the study 98.742 ton/ha and 4.894 ton/ha the maximum and minimum carbon stocks observed in the above ground biomass, respectively. On the other hand, the carbon content in the soil carbon pool was 587.21118 ton/ha and 101.3601 ton/ha maximum and minimum values per plot of the study site respectively on the Moringa site. But, the maximum and minimum carbon content in areas with no Moringa tree was 485.57 ton/ha and 29.71 ton/ha respectively. The data were analyzed using Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) software version 20.

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@misc{wondwossen_wakene_frew_2016_5588,
  author       = {Wondwossen wakene frew.},
  title        = {{This study was conducted in Sanja district that 
                   aimed on the, Environmental and Medicinal value
                   analysis of Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree
                   species. The study aimed to assess the roles of
                   Moringa (Moringa oleifera) tree species for
                   environmental, economic and its medicinal values.
                   Step by step procedures were designed to take soil
                   samples from the field. Simple random sampling
                   method was used to take samples. Sample plots were
                   laid to takesample from the soil and DBH of trees
                   were measured. The soil samples were taken from
                   Moringa land and areas with no Morinaga trees
                   grown for organic carbon determination and soil
                   fertility estimation of the soil for comparative
                   analysis. Based on the study 98.742 ton/ha and
                   4.894 ton/ha the maximum and minimum carbon stocks
                   observed in the above ground biomass,
                   respectively. On the other hand, the carbon
                   content in the soil carbon pool was 587.21118
                   ton/ha and 101.3601 ton/ha maximum and minimum
                   values per plot of the study site respectively on
                   the Moringa site. But, the maximum and minimum
                   carbon content in areas with no Moringa tree was
                   485.57 ton/ha and 29.71 ton/ha respectively. The
                   data were analyzed using Statistical Package for
                   Social Science (SPSS) software version 20.}},
  month        = sep,
  year         = 2016,
  publisher    = {National Academic Digital Repository of Ethiopia},
  doi          = {10.20372/nadre:5588},
  url          = {https://doi.org/10.20372/nadre:5588}
}
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