Mitja, D. Delaître, E. Santos, A. M. Miranda, I. Coelho, R. F. R. Macedo, D. J. Demagistri, L. Petit, M.
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Environmental Management
When the Amazonian rain forest is cut to create pasture, some of the original vegetal species survive clearing, even expressing their ability to invade agro-systems. It is true of the babassu palm, which can be considered, paradoxically, a natural resource by the “Interstate Movement of Babassu Fruit Breaker Women” or as native weed by land owners-...
Mitja, D. Delaître, E. Santos, M. Miranda, I. Coelho, R. Macedo, D. Demagistri, L. Petit, M.
When the Amazonian rain forest is cut to create pasture, some of the original vegetal species survive clearing, even expressing their ability to invade agro-systems. It is true of the babassu palm, which can be considered, paradoxically, a natural resource by the "Interstate Movement of Babassu Fruit Breaker Women" or as native weed by land owners-...
Mitja, Danielle Delaître, Eric Moreira dos Santos, A. Souza Miranda, I. de Rodriguez Coelho, R.F. Jorge Macedo, D. Demagistri, Laurent Petit, Michel
When the Amazonian rain forest is cut to create pasture, some of the original vegetal species survive clearing, even expressing their ability to invade agro-systems. It is true of the babassu palm, which can be considered, paradoxically, a natural resource by the "Interstate Movement of Babassu Fruit Breaker Women" or as native weed by land owners-...
Mitja, Danielle Delaître, Eric Moreira dos Santos, A. Souza Miranda, I. de Rodriguez Coelho, R.F. Jorge Macedo, D. Demagistri, Laurent Petit, Michel
When the Amazonian rain forest is cut to create pasture, some of the original vegetal species survive clearing, even expressing their ability to invade agro-systems. It is true of the babassu palm, which can be considered, paradoxically, a natural resource by the "Interstate Movement of Babassu Fruit Breaker Women" or as native weed by land owners-...
Mitja, Danielle Delaître, Eric Moreira dos Santos, A. Souza Miranda, I. de Rodriguez Coelho, R.F. Jorge Macedo, D. Demagistri, Laurent Petit, Michel
When the Amazonian rain forest is cut to create pasture, some of the original vegetal species survive clearing, even expressing their ability to invade agro-systems. It is true of the babassu palm, which can be considered, paradoxically, a natural resource by the "Interstate Movement of Babassu Fruit Breaker Women" or as native weed by land owners-...
Couvreur, Thomas Niangadouma, R. Sonké, B. Sauquet, H.
A distinctive new monotypic genus from Gabon is described in the tropical plant family Annonaceae: Sirdavidia, in honor to Sir David Attenborough. Molecular phylogenetic analyses confirm that Sirdavidia, which is very distinct from a morphological standpoint, is not nested in any existing genus of Annonaceae and belongs to tribe Piptostigmateae (su...
Blanchard, E. Proisy, Christophe Ibanez, T. Vandrot, H. Chambrey, C. Héquet, Vanessa Couteron, Pierre
Cartographier et classifier les forêts denses humides (FDH) selon une typologie structurale objective est un enjeu majeur pour leur conservation et leur gestion. Les principales contraintes dans l'étude des FDH sont dues à leur forte hétérogénéité et à leur faible accessibilité. Les images satellitaires Pléiades offrent de nouvelles opportunités po...
Aubertin, Catherine
After achieving a 76% reduction in the annual rate of deforestation in the Amazon using command and control policies, the Brazilian government developed a national REDD+ strategy, which it has since merged with its reform of the Forest Code. This is an important political, economic and environmental step in view of the amounts of land, carbon and m...
Aubertin, Catherine
After achieving a 76% reduction in the annual rate of deforestation in the Amazon using command and control policies, the Brazilian government developed a national REDD+ strategy, which it has since merged with its reform of the Forest Code. This is an important political, economic and environmental step in view of the amounts of land, carbon and m...
Bentaleb, I. Freycon, V. Gillet, J.F. Oslisly, Richard Brémond, L. Favier, C. Fontugne, M. Droissart, Vincent Gourlet-Fleury, S. Guillou, G.
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We aim to improve our knowledge of the dynamic of the vegetation in Central Africa during the last 5 kyrs and to discuss the main hypothesis described in the literature - humans versus climatic impacts - both suggested as responsible of the Congo basin rainforest decline observed between 3 and 2.5 kyrs. We use the carbon isotopic composition of wel...
