Adama Bakayokoa's scientific contributions
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Publication (1)
Garcinia kola is an indigenous multipurpose tree species, with significant cultural value and medical benefits, commonly found in the tropical rain forest zone of West and Central Africa. The species has been reported to be over-used and are now classified as vulnerable species close to commercial extinction. Hence, requires immediate conservation...
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... To mitigate this situation, it's necessary to develop options for the preservation and conservation of the biological diversity of species by predicting the impacts of climate change on the geographic species woody plants distribution. Knowledge of the individual ecology of trees species is important to encourage possibilities for the conservation of ecosystem services (Agwu et al., 2020). Species distribution is increasingly influenced by climate and is a limiting variable (Issoufou et al., 2022). ...
Reference: 1-s2.0-S2666719322001650-main-1