CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom—It may seem unlikely that a tree known locally as “red stinkwood” would elicit the kind of attention shown to other endangered African species. Even more so that such a tree would mean so much to male anatomical health. Yet so it is with red stinkwood (Prunus africana), which finds itself in the... Read more
This article was originally posted on Forests News. Click here to read the full article.Prunus africana: a sustainable management reality check

