Résultats pour Auteur : "Moundounga Mavouroulou, Quentin"

A regional allometry for the Congo basin forests based on the largest ever destructive sampling. Fayolle Adeline, Ngomanda Alfred, Mbasi Michel, Barbier Nicolas, Bocko Yannick, Boyemba Bosela Faustin, Couteron Pierre, Fonton Noël Houédougbé, Kamdem Narcisse Guy, Katembo John, Kondaoule Henriette Josiane, Loumeto Jean-Joël, Maïdou Hervé, Mankou Géraud Sidoine, Mengui Thomas, Mofack Gislain II, Moundounga Cynel, Moundounga Mavouroulou Quentin, Nguimbous Lydie, Nsue Nchama Norbeto, Obiang Diosdado, Ondo Meye Asue Francisco, Picard Nicolas, Rossi Vivien, Senguela Yvon-Patrick, Sonké Bonaventure, Viard Lionel, Yongo Olga Diane, Zapfack Louis, Medjibé Vincent. 2018. Forest Ecology and Management, 430 : 228-240.

How to improve allometric equations to estimate forest biomass stocks? Some hints from a central African forest. Moundounga Mavouroulou Quentin, Ngomanda Alfred, Engone Obiang Nestor Laurier, Lebamba Judicël, Gomat Hugues Yvan, Mankou Géraud Sidoine, Loumeto Jean-Joël, Midoko Iponga Donald, Kossi Ditsouga Franck, Zinga Koumba Roland, Botsika Bobé Karl Henga, Lépengué Nicaise, Mbatchi Bertrand, Picard Nicolas. 2014. Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 44 : 685-691.

Site-specific versus pantropical allometric equations: Which option to estimate the biomass of a moist central African forest? Ngomanda Alfred, Engone Obiang Nestor Laurier, Lebamba Judicël, Moundounga Mavouroulou Quentin, Gomat Hugues Yvan, Mankou Géraud Sidoine, Loumeto Jean-Joël, Midoko Iponga Donald, Kossi Ditsouga Franck, Zinga Koumba Roland, Botsika Bobé Karl Henga, Okouyi Clency Mikala, Nyangadouma Raoul, Lépengué Nicaise, Mbatchi Bertrand, Picard Nicolas. 2014. Forest Ecology and Management, 312 : 1-9.

Derivation of diameter measurements for buttressed trees, an example from Gabon. Ngomanda Alfred, Moundounga Mavouroulou Quentin, Engone Obiang Nestor Laurier, Midoko Iponga Donald, Mavoungou Jacques François, Lépengué Nicaise, Picard Nicolas, Mbatchi Bertrand. 2012. Journal of Tropical Ecology, 28 (3) : 299-302.