2015
DOI: 10.4314/ijbcs.v9i1.17
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Distribution et usages des <i>Ampelocissus</i> dans la zone de Donia au sud du Tchad

Abstract: http://indexmedicus.afro.who.int Distribution et usages des Ampelocissus dans la zone de Donia au sud du Tchad

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“…Regarding chorology, the importance of Sudanian base element species (20.63%), afro-tropical species (16.84%) and sudano-zambezian species (14.32%) compared to other phytogeographical types shows that Sudanian species and Sudano-Zambezi species are well represented on the study site. These results could be explained by the mountainous regime of Péni Classified Forest creating a microclimate favorable to the installation of Sudano-Guinean species, which confirms the assertions of Nguinambaye et al (2015). In addition, the predominance of Sudanian element-base species over other phytogeographical types is a characteristic of Sudanian savannahs (Pallo & Sawadogo, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Regarding chorology, the importance of Sudanian base element species (20.63%), afro-tropical species (16.84%) and sudano-zambezian species (14.32%) compared to other phytogeographical types shows that Sudanian species and Sudano-Zambezi species are well represented on the study site. These results could be explained by the mountainous regime of Péni Classified Forest creating a microclimate favorable to the installation of Sudano-Guinean species, which confirms the assertions of Nguinambaye et al (2015). In addition, the predominance of Sudanian element-base species over other phytogeographical types is a characteristic of Sudanian savannahs (Pallo & Sawadogo, 2010).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…The flora of these two forests is largely dominated by phanerophytes. This predominance of phanerophytes has been highlighted by previous studies, including those of Ouoba (2006) and Nguinambaye et al (2015). At the level of vegetation units, the analysis within phanerophytes indicates that mesophanerophytes dominate all these units.…”
Section: G1 and G2 Vegetation Formations In Boalasupporting
confidence: 68%
“…Ainsi, on a distingué les espèces à large distribution géographique, les espèces à distribution continentale et les espèces de l'élément-base (espèces soudaniennes). Les références des types phytogéographiques sont celles de la subdivision phytogéographique de White (1986) utilisées par plusieurs auteurs au Burkina Faso (Ouoba, 2006 ;Mbayngone, 2008 ;Ouédraogo, 2009). Il consiste à établir les spectres phytogéographiques sur la base des grandes subdivisons chorologiques établies pour l'Afrique (White, 1986).…”
Section: Types Biologiquesunclassified