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NUS so fast: The social and ecological implications of a rapidly developing indigenous food economy in the Cape Town area. Willis Jenny, Losch Bruno, Pereira Laura. 2024. Sustainability Science, 13 p.

Socio-demographic factors and ethnobotanical knowledge associated with sesame management practices across agroecological zones in Benin. Azon Christel F., Fassinou Hotegni Vodjo Nicodème, Adje Charlotte O.A., Agossou Chaldia O., Sogbohossou Dêêdi Eurydice Olga, Nouletope Hermine, Akotchayé Odilon-Parfait K., Kékpè Pancrace, Aïsso Clavaire, Guirguissou Maboudou A., Dossa Komivi, Agbangla Clément, Quenum Florent J.B., Achigan-Dako Enoch G.. 2023. Experimental Agriculture, 59:e10, 21 p.

Trees as brokers in social networks: Cascades of rights and benefits from a Cultural Keystone Species. Djoudi Houria, Locatelli Bruno, Pehou Catherine, Colloff Matthew J., Elias Marlène, Gautier Denis, Gorddard Russell, Vinceti Barbara, Zida Mathurin. 2022. Ambio, 51 : 2137-2154.

Convergence between satellite information and farmers' perception of drought in rangelands of North-West Patagonia, Argentina. Solano-Hernández A., Bruzzone Octavio A., Groot Jeroen C. J., Laborda Luciana, Martinez A., Tittonell Pablo, Easdale Marcos Horacio. 2020. Land Use Policy, 97:104726, 10 p.