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Summary

Diversity and Ecology

• Seed dispersal by Rodent
• Gallery Forests in Mali
• IFORA - Iles FOrestières AFricaines - African Forest Islands
• Nigerian Montane Forest Project.

Eco-Anthropology

• Human-Nature-Society
• Ecology and market of andiroba in Acre, Brazil
• Biocotton and Carapa oil production
• QualiTree (research-based tree oil production in West Africa)

Carapa from Africa and America at picasa

Studies on Carapa trees will be impossible to carry on without help, logistic  and assistance offered by collaborators from local University, scientific institutions, field stations, and stagiaires, respectively. Here, staff (Dharma Satyanwandu) from Stinasu (granted by WWF), academic at Anton de Kom University of Suriname (Iwan Molgo), and Dutch students (Lonneke Cuijpers & Willem Leijs) at Brownsberg Natural Park, Suriname. (c) Pierre-Michel Forget, November 2004.

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Pierre-Michel Forget, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, France