The potential of secondary forests to restore biodiversity of the lost forests in semi-deciduous West Africa
Authors:
- Bienvenu H.K. AmaniBABienvenu H.K. Amani
- Anny E. N'GuessanANAnny E. N'Guessan
- Géraldine DerroireGDGéraldine Derroire
- Justin K. N'DjaJNJustin K. N'Dja
- Aka G.M. ElogneAEAka G.M. Elogne
- Karidia TraoréKTKaridia Traoré
- Irie C. Zo-BiIZIrie C. Zo-Bi
- Bruno HéraultBHBruno Hérault
- 1 July 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Biological Conservation
- Vol. 259
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