Evolution des savanes a Vetiveria nigritiana et a Eragrostis barteri des plaines d'inondation du fleuve Niger (Mali central)

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Abstract

Discusses changes in the floristic composition and biomass production of eragrostis and vetiveria grasslands due to the rainfall and flood deficits during 1980-86 in the Niger floodplain in central Mali.

Citation

CIPEA Bulletin;31

Authors

  • Diarra, L.

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