For sustainable management of cocoa based agroforestry systems, it is important to find a tradeoff to conserve both biodiversity and carbon stock; which would be an ecologically sustainable alternative to conventional agriculture. In Sub-Saharan Africa, few studies have tested relationships between plant biomass and biodiversity in these systems. This study analysed these relationships in Cocoa based agroforest in Lakota area in C\uf4te d\u2019Ivoire. Cocoa farms and forest patches were inventoried using the variable-area transect method. We considered all trees species with dbh> 2.5 cm. Pearson correlation was used to test probable links between aboveground biomass and diversity indexes. We recorded a total of 215 tree species in all ha...
In addition to their potential against deforestation and climate change, agroforestry systems may ha...
Aim and background: We present a typology of cacao agroforest systems in Colombian Amazonia. These s...
International audience1.In many tropical areas, forests have almost undergone complete decline. In t...
In Central Africa, most cacao is still cultivated in low-input agroforests where cacao associated tr...
Africa's cocoa producing countries are challenged to identify sustainable cropping models to replace...
This study compares aboveground and belowground carbon stocks and tree diversity in different cocoa ...
Contextualization: The floristic analysis of the components associated with the cocoa crop is consid...
Le cacaoyer (Theobroma cacao, L.) est cultivé dans les tropiques humides d'Amérique latine, d'Afriqu...
Africa's cocoa producing countries are currently challenged to design climate-smart cropping models ...
Since it moved toward-and tried to apply-intensive production patterns, cacao cultivation in Sub-Sah...
Cacao is a major commodity crop that is mostly planted in small plots managed by family workforce in...
The cocoa tree (Theobroma cacao L.) is cultivated typically in agroforestry systems in close associa...
<p>This study was carried out in Traditional and Innovative Cocoa Agroforestry Systems (CAS) of the ...
In Central Cameroon cocoa is mainly produced by household farming systems based on complex associati...
This study was conducted in the Cocoa Agro-Forests (CAF) of Mengomo’s locality. The aim was to evalu...
In addition to their potential against deforestation and climate change, agroforestry systems may ha...
Aim and background: We present a typology of cacao agroforest systems in Colombian Amazonia. These s...
International audience1.In many tropical areas, forests have almost undergone complete decline. In t...
In Central Africa, most cacao is still cultivated in low-input agroforests where cacao associated tr...
Africa's cocoa producing countries are challenged to identify sustainable cropping models to replace...
This study compares aboveground and belowground carbon stocks and tree diversity in different cocoa ...
Contextualization: The floristic analysis of the components associated with the cocoa crop is consid...
Le cacaoyer (Theobroma cacao, L.) est cultivé dans les tropiques humides d'Amérique latine, d'Afriqu...
Africa's cocoa producing countries are currently challenged to design climate-smart cropping models ...
Since it moved toward-and tried to apply-intensive production patterns, cacao cultivation in Sub-Sah...
Cacao is a major commodity crop that is mostly planted in small plots managed by family workforce in...
The cocoa tree (Theobroma cacao L.) is cultivated typically in agroforestry systems in close associa...
<p>This study was carried out in Traditional and Innovative Cocoa Agroforestry Systems (CAS) of the ...
In Central Cameroon cocoa is mainly produced by household farming systems based on complex associati...
This study was conducted in the Cocoa Agro-Forests (CAF) of Mengomo’s locality. The aim was to evalu...
In addition to their potential against deforestation and climate change, agroforestry systems may ha...
Aim and background: We present a typology of cacao agroforest systems in Colombian Amazonia. These s...
International audience1.In many tropical areas, forests have almost undergone complete decline. In t...