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Concomitant effects of multiple disturbances (logging, fire, biological invasion) on native tree abundances into West Africa's semi-deciduous forests. Dago Marie Ruth, Zo-Bi Irie Casimir, Badouard Vincyane, Patacca Marco, Herault Bruno. 2023. Biological Conservation, 285:110220, 10 p.

Enjeux et amélioration de la gestion des espèces du genre Entandrophragma, arbres africains devenus vulnérables. Kasongo Yakusu Emmanuel, Louppe Dominique, Monthe Franck, Hardy Olivier J., Bola Mbele Lokanda Félicien, Hubau Wannes, Van Acker Joris, Beeckman Hans, Bourland Nils. 2019. Bois et Forêts des Tropiques, 339 : 75-94.

Growth determinants of timber species Triplochiton scleroxylon and implications for forest management in central Africa. Ligot Gauthier, Fayolle Adeline, Gourlet-Fleury Sylvie, Daïnou Kasso, Gillet Jean-François, De Ridder Maaike, Drouet Thomas, Groenendijk Peter, Doucet Jean-Louis. 2019. Forest Ecology and Management, 437 : 211-221.

Could REDD+ mechanisms induce logging companies to reduce forest degradation in Central Africa? Rossi Vivien, Claeys Florian, Bastin Didier, Gourlet-Fleury Sylvie, Guizol Philippe, Eba'a Atyi Richard, Sonwa Denis Jean, Lescuyer Guillaume, Picard Nicolas. 2017. Journal of Forest Economics, 29 (Part B.) : 107-117.

Tree height reduction after selective logging in a tropical forest. Rutishauser Ervan, Hérault Bruno, Petronelli Pascal, Sist Plinio. 2016. Biotropica, 48 (3) : 285-289.

Regeneration of the East African timber tree Ocotea usambarensis in relation to historical logging. Kleinschroth Fritz, Schöning Caspar, Kung'u James B., Kowarik Ingo, Cierjacks Arne. 2013. Forest Ecology and Management, 291 : 396-403.