Mti ufukuzao mbu

Mfamaji said:
Nimeununua Arusha kwenye nursary za Manispaa. Hata pembezoni mwa barabara wako wanaouza.
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Asante Mfamaji,

Sasa wewe umeupanda sehemu gani ya nyumba yako, mbele au nyuma. na unafukuza mbu kwenye compound nzima au hapo kwenye mti tu. Maana kama ni hapo palipopandwa, usiku unajiwekea godoro, unapiga mbonji...bila usumbufu wa kujicover na hati punguzo.

Dar Es salaam inapatikana hii?
 
kaka una uhakika hujaweka ddt maeneo ya home? manake huu hata kwetu tunayo mitatu lakini mbu kama wamefugwa vile.
 
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Mfamaji said:
Waheshimwa wataalam mmeuona mmea wenyewe? Tupeni manondo basi.
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Mbona Inzi tena bana juu ya mti??, hao ni hatari sana kuliko mbu kwani mbu wanazuiwa pia kwa net, vipi inzi hawafunkuzwi kumbe?
 
Haya wajameni changamkieni hiyo operation Zinduka yenye gharama nafuu sio ile ya Hati punguzo. Watafiti wetu wa kitengo cha kuzuia malaria wizara ya afya fuatilieni. Lakini najua kwa vile hakuna ruzuku huko kama kwenye pembejeo wala hamwezi sogeza matumbo yenu
 
Unaitwa moskwitáé fukuzasisi (joke).
Nachekicheki hapa kama na mi nitapata mosquito repellent ya dezo!
 
Mfamaji said:
unavyouona ndivyo ulivyo .Unarefuka na sio shrub.
Ngoja nikaunuse nitakuambia kama unaemit any odor.
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Hauna harufu yoyote mkuu. labda mbu pekee wanaisikia. Nimenusa na kucrash jani lake lakini hauna harufu.
 
Kama kweli upo basi unafaa katika kipindi hiki cha joto, maana jinsi joto linavyozinga na kutamba vyumbani ni tabu tupu.

Kwa jamii za walalahoi pengine utakuwa heri maana wanaendelea kuumia kwa joto kwa kutumia net kwa kuhofia malaria.

Ukienea utakuwa faraja kwani utasaidia kupunguza malaria na usumbufu wa mbu ikiwemo na kulala unono. Hiyo ni habari njema kwenye wenye maeneo yao na si kwa wapangaji kama sisi.
 
Mundu said:
Asante Mfamaji,

Sasa wewe umeupanda sehemu gani ya nyumba yako, mbele au nyuma. na unafukuza mbu kwenye compound nzima au hapo kwenye mti tu. Maana kama ni hapo palipopandwa, usiku unajiwekea godoro, unapiga mbonji...bila usumbufu wa kujicover na hati punguzo.

Dar Es salaam inapatikana hii?
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Mita kama kumi hivi toka kwenye nyumba kushoto ambapo upepo hutokea. Compund nzima hamna hata mbu mmoja .

Kwa Dar sijaona ila nikienda AR. nitakuja nayo mingi niwape na akina Gkundi ya bure maana alidhani nifanya dili. Malaria nuksi kweli kweli bro.
 
Mfamaji said:
Huu mti umemea vizuri na supprisingly sijaona mbu tena. ... Tulikuwa jioni tunaspray dawa za kuua mbu lakini hamna mbuuuu .. Believe me. Jina la mti wenyewe silijui na wale jamaa wansema tu mti wa kufukuza mbu.
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Mkuu hebu fafanua kidogo, yaani hamna mbu kwenye mazingira yote ya nyumba yako au ni karibia na huo mti pekee? Hata ndani ya nyumba?
Vipi kuhusu jirani zako?
 
kisasangwe said:
kaka una uhakika hujaweka ddt maeneo ya home? manake huu hata kwetu tunayo mitatu lakini mbu kama wamefugwa vile.
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Unayo ipi .Kama huo niliouonyesha hapa juu? Ukweli ni kwamba sijawahi kunyunyuzia ddt, wala sijui inapatikana wapi siku hizi.

Pili fahamu kuwa mimi nimeshangaa maana ni ajabu tupu. Ukienda Arusha nenda bustani ya manispaa karibu na ikulu ndogo - Church road. Iko kushoto kama unaelekea mtoni . Utawakuta akina mama wanauza miti ya aina mbalimbali. Wewe uliza tu mti wa kufukuza mbu , nunua kapande then utueleze imekuwaje hapa .
 
Mfamaji said:
Waheshimwa wataalam mmeuona mmea wenyewe? Tupeni manondo basi.
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Haya mkuu nimejaribu kwa uwezo wangu kutafuta. Botanist anasema pixel hazionekani vizuri (ile reflection ya light) ila anasema inawezekana ni Macaranga kilimandscharica (Baill.) Benth. ex Sim. Anasema ikiwa ni mti wa asili basi probably utakuwa ni huo Macaranga la kama ni exotic (mti ambao sio wa asili kwa maeneo yetu) hasa atahitaji maelezo zaidi ili kuufahamu. Conclusively, anasema ni Macaranga kilimandscharica.

Note: Utoe senksi please

Maelezo ya ziada ni kama ifuatavyo;

Species Identity
Taxonomy
Current name: Macaranga kilimandscharica
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Authority: Pax

Common names
English(macaranga)

Synonyms
Macaranga capensis (Baill.) Sim. var. kilimandscharica (Pax) Friis & Gilbert
Macaranga mildbraediana Pax & K. Hoffm.
Macaranga neomildbraediana Lebrun
Macaranga nyassae Pax & K. Hoffm.

Botany
Macaranga kilimandscharica is a small to medium semi-deciduous tree 4.5-18 m, or large tree up to 27 m, often with a pyramidal crown, much branched, branches ascending, or with a broad, spreading crown. Bark green at first, later becoming greyish white, light or dark grey. Stem smooth or longitudinally striated or fluted, with fluted stems. Young shoots and inflorescence-axes densely ferruginous tomentellous at first, later glabrescent.

Leaves triangular-ovate, base cuneate, rounded, truncate or rarely subcordate, occasionally peltate, apex acuminate, 5-15 cm x 3-10 cm. 3-7 nerved from the base, rusty -tomentellous but glabrescent, densely glandular-punctate beneath.

Inflorescence 2-10 cm long, cyathia yellow-green. Male inflorescence paniculate, bracts ovate-lanceolate, 8-15 cm long, 2-3 mm wide, male flowers subsessile, stamens 2, filaments fused basally, anthers obscurely 4-thecous, 0.5 mm across. Female inflorescence racemose to subpaniculate, female flower pedicels 1-2 mm long, calyx cupular splitting into 2-3 lobes which flatten as the fruit matures, ovary 1-2 lobate, 1-1.5 mm long, 1-2 mm wide, densely yellowish granulate-glandular.

Fruit dull green, subglobose or 2-lobed, 4-6 mm x 5-11 mm densely glandular, 1-seeded.
M. kilimandscarica is placed in the tribe Acalypheae and has close affinities with the genus Acalypha.

The generic name is after a Madagascan native name and the specific epithet kilimandscharica refers to Mt. Kilimanjaro area of Tanzania.

Domestication
This species features in indigenous agroforestry systems, M. kilimandscharica is one of the preserved species in traditional forest reserves of the Nyakyusi of Tanzania , and a component of the complex multistoreyed Chagga homegardens and an significant coffee shade tree in the Ethiopian highlands.

Ecology
M. kilimandscharica is a fast growing pioneer species of montane evergreen forest, and may be locally common to dominant in wetter vegetation types. It regenerates vigorously in clear-felled areas, secondary forest, forest edges, riverine forest and disturbed places. Usually associated with Albizia gummifera, Polyscias fulva or Vernonia subuligera, it often replaces selectively logged Ocotea usambarensis.

Biophysical limits
Altitude: 1 300-3 000 m, Mean annual rainfall: 1 500-2 500 mm, Mean annual temperature: 18-26 deg.C

Soil type: Loamy well drained soils.

Native Range
Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia

Exotic Range
No data

Reproductive Biology
M. kilimandscharica is a dioecious prolific seeder. Three species of turacos the great blue turaco (Corythaeola cristata), the Ruwenzori turaco (Musophaga johnstoni) and the black-billed turaco (Tauraco schuettii) reportedly disperse over 80% of ingested seeds away from parent trees.

Propagation Methods
Direct seeding and use of wildings are the most preferred propagation methods for M. kilimandscharica.

Tree Management
M. kilimandscharica is a fast growing tree with little management needs once established. When still young care should be offered against injury and drought.

Products
Fuel: Macaranga is used as a firewood source.

Timber: Wood pink, soft, straight grained; weight 54-68 kg/cu ft, difficult to saw and apt to split in seasoning. Has been used for boxes and crates in Kenya.

Medicine: Root extracts are drunk for bilharzia treatment, the root decoction is drunk as a cough remedy and the leaf decoction for stomach ailments.

Services
Erosion control: This is a useful pioneer species with potential use in protecting soils on logged sites.

Shade or shelter: M. kilimandscharica has a broad dense crown providing deep shade.

Soil improver: Leaf litter from the tree enriches surrounding soil.

Boundary or barrier or support: Dry wood from macaranga have been used for fencing.

Intercropping: Regeneration of Ocotea usambarensis is good under M. kilimandscharica. Macaranga is one of the species used in the complex multistoreyed Chagga homegardens. The high species diversity in these gardens minimises drought, pest and economic risks associated with monocultural farm systems. The species is also used as a coffee shade tree in the Ethiopian highlands.
 

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Roya Roy said:
Mkuu hebu fafanua kidogo, yaani hamna mbu kwenye mazingira yote ya nyumba yako au ni karibia na huo mti pekee? Hata ndani ya nyumba?
Vipi kuhusu jirani zako?
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Hata ndani . Sikuhizi nafungua dirisha la chumbani napata upepo fresh. Wengi hawataamini lakini ujaribuni. Sijauliza majirani zangu maana hawako kwenye proximity ya huo mti.
 
Mfamaji! samahani naomba kuuliza walikwambia ukikua unakuwa mkubwa kiasi gani, ie. mwambe, na je waweza pia kuupanda kwenye vyungu vya maua kama mizi ziz yake sio mikubwa?
 
Mfamaji said:
Hata ndani . Sikuhizi nafungua dirisha la chumbani napata upepo fresh. Wengi hawataamini lakini ujaribuni. Sijauliza majirani zangu maana hawako kwenye proximity ya huo mti.
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I mean kama kwa majirani kuna mbu ilhali kwako hamna tunaweza tukafikia muafaka kwamba mti umesaidia.....kama kote hakuna mbu then itakua sababu nyingine.
 
Kwetunikwetu said:
Haya mkuu nimejaribu kwa uwezo wangu kutafuta. Botanist anasema pixel hazionekani vizuri (ile reflection ya light) ila anasema inawezekana ni Macaranga kilimandscharica (Baill.) Benth. ex Sim. Anasema ikiwa ni mti wa asili basi probably utakuwa ni huo Macaranga la kama ni exotic (mti ambao sio wa asili kwa maeneo yetu) hasa atahitaji maelezo zaidi ili kuufahamu. Conclusively, anasema ni Macaranga kilimandscharica.

Note: Utoe senksi please

Maelezo ya ziada ni kama ifuatavyo;

Species Identity
Taxonomy
Current name: Macaranga kilimandscharica
Family: Euphorbiaceae
Authority: Pax

Common names
English(macaranga)

Synonyms
Macaranga capensis (Baill.) Sim. var. kilimandscharica (Pax) Friis & Gilbert
Macaranga mildbraediana Pax & K. Hoffm.
Macaranga neomildbraediana Lebrun
Macaranga nyassae Pax & K. Hoffm.

Botany
Macaranga kilimandscharica is a small to medium semi-deciduous tree 4.5-18 m, or large tree up to 27 m, often with a pyramidal crown, much branched, branches ascending, or with a broad, spreading crown. Bark green at first, later becoming greyish white, light or dark grey. Stem smooth or longitudinally striated or fluted, with fluted stems. Young shoots and inflorescence-axes densely ferruginous tomentellous at first, later glabrescent.

Leaves triangular-ovate, base cuneate, rounded, truncate or rarely subcordate, occasionally peltate, apex acuminate, 5-15 cm x 3-10 cm. 3-7 nerved from the base, rusty -tomentellous but glabrescent, densely glandular-punctate beneath.

Inflorescence 2-10 cm long, cyathia yellow-green. Male inflorescence paniculate, bracts ovate-lanceolate, 8-15 cm long, 2-3 mm wide, male flowers subsessile, stamens 2, filaments fused basally, anthers obscurely 4-thecous, 0.5 mm across. Female inflorescence racemose to subpaniculate, female flower pedicels 1-2 mm long, calyx cupular splitting into 2-3 lobes which flatten as the fruit matures, ovary 1-2 lobate, 1-1.5 mm long, 1-2 mm wide, densely yellowish granulate-glandular.

Fruit dull green, subglobose or 2-lobed, 4-6 mm x 5-11 mm densely glandular, 1-seeded.
M. kilimandscarica is placed in the tribe Acalypheae and has close affinities with the genus Acalypha.

The generic name is after a Madagascan native name and the specific epithet kilimandscharica refers to Mt. Kilimanjaro area of Tanzania.

Domestication
This species features in indigenous agroforestry systems, M. kilimandscharica is one of the preserved species in traditional forest reserves of the Nyakyusi of Tanzania , and a component of the complex multistoreyed Chagga homegardens and an significant coffee shade tree in the Ethiopian highlands.

Ecology
M. kilimandscharica is a fast growing pioneer species of montane evergreen forest, and may be locally common to dominant in wetter vegetation types. It regenerates vigorously in clear-felled areas, secondary forest, forest edges, riverine forest and disturbed places. Usually associated with Albizia gummifera, Polyscias fulva or Vernonia subuligera, it often replaces selectively logged Ocotea usambarensis.

Biophysical limits
Altitude: 1 300-3 000 m, Mean annual rainfall: 1 500-2 500 mm, Mean annual temperature: 18-26 deg.C

Soil type: Loamy well drained soils.

Native Range
Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia

Exotic Range
No data

Reproductive Biology
M. kilimandscharica is a dioecious prolific seeder. Three species of turacos the great blue turaco (Corythaeola cristata), the Ruwenzori turaco (Musophaga johnstoni) and the black-billed turaco (Tauraco schuettii) reportedly disperse over 80% of ingested seeds away from parent trees.

Propagation Methods
Direct seeding and use of wildings are the most preferred propagation methods for M. kilimandscharica.

Tree Management
M. kilimandscharica is a fast growing tree with little management needs once established. When still young care should be offered against injury and drought.

Products
Fuel: Macaranga is used as a firewood source.

Timber: Wood pink, soft, straight grained; weight 54-68 kg/cu ft, difficult to saw and apt to split in seasoning. Has been used for boxes and crates in Kenya.

Medicine: Root extracts are drunk for bilharzia treatment, the root decoction is drunk as a cough remedy and the leaf decoction for stomach ailments.

Services
Erosion control: This is a useful pioneer species with potential use in protecting soils on logged sites.

Shade or shelter: M. kilimandscharica has a broad dense crown providing deep shade.

Soil improver: Leaf litter from the tree enriches surrounding soil.

Boundary or barrier or support: Dry wood from macaranga have been used for fencing.

Intercropping: Regeneration of Ocotea usambarensis is good under M. kilimandscharica. Macaranga is one of the species used in the complex multistoreyed Chagga homegardens. The high species diversity in these gardens minimises drought, pest and economic risks associated with monocultural farm systems. The species is also used as a coffee shade tree in the Ethiopian highlands.
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Nafikiri ndio huu mkuu. Sio ajabu , ndio maana zamani Kilimanjaro esp. sehemu za milimani kilikuwa hamna mbu.
 
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