Until then, it was scientifically accepted that the climate had no influence on the biomass of old tropical forests. But by zooming in on the structure of some 2,023 forests and on each of their components, the effect of the climate is obvious. Moreover, the nature of this link differs from one continent to another. This is revealed by a large international study led by Pauline Depoortere, PhD student FNRS under the guidance of Jean-François Bas…
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Until then, it was scientifically accepted that the climate had no influence on the biomass of old tropical forests. But by zooming in on the structure of some 2,023 forests and on each of their components, the effect of the climate is obvious. Moreover, the nature of this link differs from one continent to another. This is revealed by a large international study led by Pauline Depoortere, PhD student FNRS under the guidance of Jean-François Bas…