Effects of remnant trees in fallows on diversity and structure of forest regrowth in a slash-and-burn agricultural system in southern Cameroon

By S. Carrière, P. Letourmy, D. McKey. Journal of Tropical Ecology, 2002

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The role of remnant trees in seed dispersal through the matrix: Being alone is not always so sad (2009, background): “…usually multispecific, as they receive seeds from fruits picked from the remnant tree together with seeds carried by animal vectors from non-conspecific plants in the nearby forest fragments (e.g. Guevara and Laborde, 1993; Carrière et al., 2002a; Pausas et al., 2006; Zahawi and Augspurger, 2006).”
Tree condition and natural regeneration in disturbed sites of Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, southwestern Uganda (2005, background): “However, Carrière et al. (2002) showed that remnant trees in fields may facilitate regeneration by attracting seed dispersers and creating favourable sites for plant establishment.”
Bushmeat Hunting Alters Recruitment of Large‐seeded Plant Species in Central Africa (2010, methodology): “…traits and morphology of seeds and fruits (Aubréville 1950, Pope 1961–2007, Satabié 1978, Aubréville et al. 1978–1999, Vivien & Faure 1985, Carrière et al. 2002a) and from records of the literature (Hladik 1973, Gautier-Hion et al. 1985a, b; Tutin & Fernandez 1985, Forget et al.…”