par Sinasson, S.K.G.;Natta, A.;Ganglo, J.C.;De Cannière, Charles 
;Devineau, J.L.;De Foucault, Bruno
Référence Acta botanica gallica, 158, 1, page (101-109)
Publication Publié, 2011
;Devineau, J.L.;De Foucault, BrunoRéférence Acta botanica gallica, 158, 1, page (101-109)
Publication Publié, 2011
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | A study has been undertaken in the natural undergrowth of private teak plantations in Abomey-Calavi using the synusial approach to phytosociology. Pedological and topographical factors and private teak plantation production within plant communities have been studied. Mallotus oppositifolius and Macrosphyra longistyla community is identified on acid clayey-sandy soils. It is composed of eight vegetal synusia and represents the fourth stage growth of the vegetation succession in the study area. Mean diameter of teak in this plant community varied between 5.7 cm and 15.8 cm while the mean height is between 6.5 m and 13 m and, the basal area between 10.7 m2/ha and 18.9 m 2/ha. This community is indicative of the most productive forest sites of the municipality. |
