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1. Growth periodicity in semi‐deciduous tropical tree species from the Congo Basin

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Luse Belanganayi, Basile, primary, Delvaux, Claire, additional, Kearsley, Elizabeth, additional, Lievens, Kévin, additional, Rousseau, Mélissa, additional, Mbungu Phaka, Christophe, additional, Djiofack, Brice Yannick, additional, Laurent, Félix, additional, Bourland, Nils, additional, Hubau, Wannes, additional, De Mil, Tom, additional, and Beeckman, Hans, additional

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2024
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2. Prunus africana (Hook. f.) Kalkman (the African Cherry)

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Rousseau, Mélissa, Delvaux, Claire, Mwakalukwa, Ezekiel Edward, Mbwambo, Lawrence, Solefack, Marie Caroline Momo, Ravaomanalina, Harisoa Bako, Geldenhuys, Coert J., Seintsheng, Ntamwira Niranda, Bourland, Nils, Beeckman, Hans, Máthé, Ákos, Series editor, Neffati, Mohamed, editor, and Najjaa, Hanen, editor

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2017
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9. East African Great Lake Ecosystem Sensitivity to changes (EAGLES)

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Descy, Jean-Pierre, André, Luc, Delvaux, Claire, Monin, Laurence, Bouillon, Steven, Morana, Cedric, Borges, Alberto V, Darchambeau, François, Roland, Fleur, Van de Vyver, Evelien, Verleyen, Elie, Steigüber, Elie, Vyverman, Wim, Cornet, Yves, Poncelet, Nadia, Tomazic, Igor, Van Lipzig, Nicole, Thiery, Wim, Guillard, Jean, Docquier, David, Souverijns, Niels, Ishumbisho, Pascal, Yongabo, Parfait, and Nyinawamwiza, Laetitia

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nrpages: 151 status: published

Published
2015

10. CORRIGENDUM: Landscape cultivation alters δ30Si signature in terrestrial ecosystems

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Vandevenne, Floor I., Delvaux, Claire, Hughes, Harold J., André, Luc, Ronchi, Benedicta, Clymans, Wim, Barão, Lúcia, Cornelis, Jean-Thomas, Govers, Gerard, Meire, Patrick, and Struyf, Eric

Subjects
Silicon, Soil, Isotopes, Water, Agriculture, Plants, Corrigenda, Weather, Ecosystem
Abstract

Despite increasing recognition of the relevance of biological cycling for Si cycling in ecosystems and for Si export from soils to fluvial systems, effects of human cultivation on the Si cycle are still relatively understudied. Here we examined stable Si isotope (δ(30)Si) signatures in soil water samples across a temperate land use gradient. We show that - independent of geological and climatological variation - there is a depletion in light isotopes in soil water of intensive croplands and managed grasslands relative to native forests. Furthermore, our data suggest a divergence in δ(30)Si signatures along the land use change gradient, highlighting the imprint of vegetation cover, human cultivation and intensity of disturbance on δ(30)Si patterns, on top of more conventionally acknowledged drivers (i.e. mineralogy and climate).

Published
2015

11. Landscape cultivation alters d30Si signature in terrestrial ecosystems

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Vandevenne, Floor I, Delvaux, Claire, Hughes, Harold J., André, Luc, Ronchi, Benedicta, Clymans, Wim, Barao , Lucia, Cornélis, Jean-Thomas, Govers, Gerard, Meire, Patrick, Struyf, Eric, and UCL - SST/ELI/ELIE - Environmental Sciences

Subjects
Si cycling, mineralogy, climate, isotopes
Abstract

Despite increasing recognition of the relevance of biological cycling for Si cycling in ecosystems and for Si export from soils to fluvial systems, effects of human cultivation on the Si cycle are still relatively understudied. Here we examined stable Si isotope (d30Si) signatures in soil water samples across a temperate land use gradient. We show that – independent of geological and climatological variation – there is a depletion in light isotopes in soil water of intensive croplands and managed grasslands relative to native forests. Furthermore, our data suggest a divergence in d30Si signatures along the land use change gradient, highlighting the imprint of vegetation cover, human cultivation and intensity of disturbance on d30Si patterns, on top of more conventionally acknowledged drivers (i.e. mineralogy and climate).

Published
2015

16. Landscape cultivation alters δ30Si signature in terrestrial ecosystems

Author

Vandevenne, Floor I., primary, Delvaux, Claire, additional, Hughes, Harold J., additional, André, Luc, additional, Ronchi, Benedicta, additional, Clymans, Wim, additional, Barão, Lúcia, additional, Cornelis, Jean-Thomas, additional, Govers, Gerard, additional, Meire, Patrick, additional, and Struyf, Eric, additional

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2015
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21. CORRIGENDUM: Landscape cultivation alters δ30Si signature in terrestrial ecosystems.

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Vandevenne, Floor I., Delvaux, Claire, Hughes, Harold J., André, Luc, Ronchi, Benedicta, Clymans, Wim, Barão, Lúcia, Cornelis, Jean-Thomas, Govers, Gerard, Meire, Patrick, and Struyf, Eric

Subjects
*ECOSYSTEMS, *BIOTIC communities
Abstract

A correction to the article on landscape cultivation in terrestrial ecosystems, published in a previous issue is presented.

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2015
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