Browsing Royal Museum for Central Africa by Author "Beeckman, H."

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    • Size of conducting phloem: The "key" factor for bark recovery of 12 tropical medicinal tree species 

      Delvaux, C.; Sinsin, B.; Van Damme, P. et al.

    • Sleeping beauties are awakening: the story of the African herbarium of the Botanic Garden Meise, Belgium 

      Janssens, S.; Verstraete, B.; Hietz, P. et al.

    • Sleeping beauties in materials science: unlocking the value of xylarium specimens in the search for timbers of the future 

      Deklerck, V.; De Mil, T.; Kondjo, P. et al.

    • SmartwoodID - an image collection of large end-grain surfaces to support wood identification systems 

      De Blaere, R.; Liévens, K.; Van Hassel, D. et al.

    • Spatial patterns of light-demanding tree species in the Yangambi rainforest (Democratic Republic of Congo) 

      Luambua, N.K.; Hubau, W.; Salako, K.V. et al.

    • Species identification and separation based on chemotypes using DART-TOFMS 

      Deklerck, V.; Beeckman, H.; De Ridder, M. et al.

    • Species-Specific growth responses to climate variations in understory trees of a Central African rain forest 

      Couralet, C.; Sterck, F.J.; Sass-Klaassen, U. et al.

    • Stable carbon and oxygen isotopes in tree rings show physiological responses of <EM>Pericopsis elata</EM> to precipitation in the Congo Basin 

      Colombaroli, D.; Cherubini, P.; De Ridder, M. et al.

    • Structure and annual character of growth rings of <EM>Pericopsis elata</EM> trees 

      Toirambe, B.; Van den Bulcke, J.; Van Acker, J. et al.

    • Successive cambia in three dimensions: the mangrove <EM>Avicennia </EM>inside 

      Robert, E.M.; Schmitz, N.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Successive cambia in three dimensions: the mangrove <EM>Avicennia</EM> inside 

      Robert, E.M.; Koedam, N.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Successive cambia in three dimensions: the mangrove <EM>Avicennia</EM> inside 

      Robert, E.M.; Koedam, N.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Successive cambia in three dimensions: the mangrove Avicennia inside 

      Robert, E.M.; Koedam, N.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Successive Cambia: a developmental oddity or an adaptive structure? 

      Robert, E.M.; Schmitz, N.; Boeren, I. et al.

    • Taking the pulse of Earth's tropical forests using networks of highly distributed plots 

      Blundo, C.; Carilla, J.; Grau, R. et al.

    • Tallo: A global tree allometry and crown architecture database 

      Jucker, T.; Fischer, F.J.; Chave, J. et al.

    • Testing a general approach to assess the degree of disturbance in tropical forests 

      Sellan, G.; Simini, F.; Maritan, A. et al.

    • Testing the divergent adaptation of two congeneric tree species on a rainfall gradient using eco-physio-morphological traits 

      Gorel, A.-P.; Steppe, K.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • The African timber tree Entandrophragma congoense (Pierre ex De Wild.) A.Chev. is morphologically and genetically distinct from Entandrophragma angolense (Welw.) C.DC 

      Monthe, F.K.; Duminil, J.; Kasongo Yakusu, E. et al.

    • The earliest iron-producing communities in the Lower Congo region of Central Africa: new insights from the Bu, Kindu and Mantsetsi sites 

      Clist, B.; Hubau, W.; Tshibamba Mukendi, J. et al.