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

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    • Towards improving the assessment of rainforest carbon: complementary evidence from repeated diameter measurements and dated wood 

      Angoboy Ilondea, B.; De Mil, T.; Hubau, W. et al.

    • Tree growth and rainfall for some species using tree ring analysis in tropical rainforest, Forest of Cameroon (Central Africa) 

      Amougou, A.; Mbolo, M.; Beeckman, H.

    • Tree line dynamics in the tropical African highlands - identifying drivers and dynamics 

      Jacob, M.; Annys, S.; Frankl, A. et al.

    • Tree ring responses to climate variability of xerophytic thickets from South Soalara, Madagascar 

      Gaspard, D.T.; Venegas-González, A.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Tree rings identification in woody species from dry Miombo woodlands in Tanzania 

      Mwakalukwa, E.E.; De Ridder, M.; Meilby, H. et al.

    • Tree rings show a different climatic response in a managed and non-managed plantation of teak (<EM>Tectona grandis</EM>) in West Africa 

      Dié, A.; De Ridder, M.; Cherubini, P. et al.

    • Tree-ring analysis and stem biomass estimation of <I>Terminalia superba</I> Engl. Diels in the framework of sustainable forest management 

      De Ridder, M.; Van den Bulcke, J.; Beeckman, H. et al.

    • Tree-ring analysis of an African long-lived pioneer species as a tool for sustainable forest management 

      De Ridder, M.; Van den Bulcke, J.; Van Acker, J. et al.

    • Tree-ring distinctness: applications in rainforest ecology 

      Tarelkin, Y.; Delvaux, C.; De Ridder, M. et al.

    • Treeline dynamics in the tropical African highlands - identifying drivers and dynamics 

      Jacob, M.; Annys, S.; Frankl, A. et al.

    • Tropical tree growth driven by dry-season climate variability 

      Zuidema, P.A.; Babst, F.; Groenendijk, P. et al.

    • Tropical wood species identification: anatomical description, pattern recognition or visual key? A comparison of methods 

      Rousseau, M.; De Ridder, M.; Rosa da Silva, N. et al.

    • Tropical wood stores substantial amounts of nutrients, but we have limited understanding why 

      Bauters, M.; Grau, O.; Doetterl, S. et al.

    • TRY plant trait database - enhanced coverage and open access 

      Kattge, J.; Bönisch, G.; Diaz, S. et al.

    • Two decades of historical phenology observations of African tropical tree species: exploring the past to predict the future 

      Hufkens, K.; Kosmala, M.; Kearsley, E. et al.

    • Tyloses and phenolic deposits in xylem vessels impede water transport in low-lignin transgenic poplars: a study by cryo-fluorescence microscopy 

      Kitin, P.; Voelker, S.L.; Meinzer, F.C. et al.

    • Underground timber constructions from the First World War are well preserved after 100 years 

      Van Acker, J.; De Windt, I.; Haneca, K. et al.

    • Understanding the past to predict the future - How vegetation has responded to past climate change in Central Africa. 

      Hardy, O.J.; Beeckman, H.; Bourland, N. et al.

    • Une forte saisonnalité du climat et de la phénologie reproductive dans la forêt du Mayombe: l'apport des données historiques de la Réserve de Luki en République Démocratique du Congo 

      Angoboy Ilondea, B.; Beeckman, H.; Ouédraogo, D.-Y. et al.

    • Unraveling the natural durability of wood: revealing the impact of decay-influencing characteristics other than fungicidal components 

      De Ligne, L.; Van den Bulcke, J.; Baetens, J.M. et al.