Endemic and introduced species of Malagasy yams (Dioscorea spp.) have been studied in the dry western area (Menabe central, near Morondava) where diversity is high, taking into account the occurrence of new species recently described. A comparison with a humid area of the eastern slopes of the country (around Brickaville) shows a striking difference in terms of diversity. However, in the humid area, the cultivated yams (especially Dioscorea alata) introduced by the fi rst Indo-Malay settlers are abundant in shifting cultivations, together with the wild species, and the various cultivars have been maintained thanks to a sociocultural system that implies an obligation of replanting the h...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
We report on faunal remains recovered during recent explorations at ‘Christmas River’, the only sub...
The coastal area of the Mahafaly Plateau in southwestern Madagascar is prone to droughts, as well as...
International audienceNous comparons la richesse en espèces endémiques d'ignames (Dioscorea spp.) d'...
A comparative study of snake community composition of 45 tropical forest patches, including ...
International audienceRecent advances in the study of taste perception are presented as a basis for ...
We present an eco-geographical dataset of the 355 tree species (156 genera, 55 families) found in th...
Nous avons comparé la richesse en composés phénoliques et en alcaloïdes de six massifs forestiers tr...
While a number of plants, animals, and insects in Madagascar have been called 'invasive', the topic ...
The measurement of the sensory responses to Malagasy yams, in the context of most recent advances in...
Les origines du peuplement de l’île de Madagascar ne sont encore que partiellement explorées à l’heu...
The present study relates to the fallow (kapoka) of forest origin in western edge of the for...
Traditional use of plants constitutes an important activity in Malagasy life, especially in the coun...
Over the past couple of decades Madagascar has witnessed an explosion in the number of primate speci...
The Agnalazaha Forest, a degraded fragment of littoral forest in southeast Madagascar, contains a sm...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
We report on faunal remains recovered during recent explorations at ‘Christmas River’, the only sub...
The coastal area of the Mahafaly Plateau in southwestern Madagascar is prone to droughts, as well as...
International audienceNous comparons la richesse en espèces endémiques d'ignames (Dioscorea spp.) d'...
A comparative study of snake community composition of 45 tropical forest patches, including ...
International audienceRecent advances in the study of taste perception are presented as a basis for ...
We present an eco-geographical dataset of the 355 tree species (156 genera, 55 families) found in th...
Nous avons comparé la richesse en composés phénoliques et en alcaloïdes de six massifs forestiers tr...
While a number of plants, animals, and insects in Madagascar have been called 'invasive', the topic ...
The measurement of the sensory responses to Malagasy yams, in the context of most recent advances in...
Les origines du peuplement de l’île de Madagascar ne sont encore que partiellement explorées à l’heu...
The present study relates to the fallow (kapoka) of forest origin in western edge of the for...
Traditional use of plants constitutes an important activity in Malagasy life, especially in the coun...
Over the past couple of decades Madagascar has witnessed an explosion in the number of primate speci...
The Agnalazaha Forest, a degraded fragment of littoral forest in southeast Madagascar, contains a sm...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
We report on faunal remains recovered during recent explorations at ‘Christmas River’, the only sub...
The coastal area of the Mahafaly Plateau in southwestern Madagascar is prone to droughts, as well as...