Le type d'utilisation des sols impacte-t-il les structures démographiques et spatiales des populations de Adansonia digitata L. dans la réserve de la biosphère du Pendjari au nord du Bénin ?
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https://doi.org/10.19182/bft2020.344.a31908Mots-clés
terres agricoles, structure populationnelle, aire protégée, recrutement, distribution spatiale, BéninRésumé
Les modifications des types d'occupation des sols sont un facteur majeur de perte de diversité biologique et de déclin des espèces. Les réponses à ces modifications sont spécifiques aux espèces, qui peuvent elles-mêmes être dépendantes du contexte. La connaissance de ces réponses est indispensable à la gestion des essences d'arbres sauvages ayant une importance socio-économique. Le baobab, Adansonia digitata L., est une essence largement utilisée en agroforesterie traditionnelle en Afrique subsaharienne. Cette étude évalue l'impact des modifications du type d'occupation des sols sur la structure populationnelle et spatiale des peuplements de baobab. En se basant sur les données d'inventaire et la cartographie des baobabs présents sur 12 placettes de 250 m × 250 m, l'étude compare la densité et la hauteur totale des arbres, leur distribution selon leur diamètre, la stabilité des peuplements et leurs relations spatiales au sein d'une aire strictement protégée (parc national), d'une zone tampon et de terres agricoles (Matéri et Boukombé) dans la Réserve de la biosphère du Pendjari au Bénin. Les résultats montrent que les plus fortes densités d'arbres jeunes et matures se situent dans les terres agricoles (de Matéri, en particulier), ensuite dans la zone tampon et le parc national. Aucun écart significatif entre les hauteurs totales et les diamètres des arbres n'est constatée pour les différents types d'occupation des sols. La distribution selon le diamètre présente une forme en « J » inversé, la pente négative et les mesures de stabilité populationnelle affichant des valeurs plus favorables (pour Matéri, en particulier), mais la pente est aplatie pour la zone tampon. Les distributions spatiales des baobabs juvéniles et adultes sont aléatoires et indépendantes les unes des autres. La distribution spatiale des baobabs adultes et juvéniles est également indépendante de celle des autres essences, quel que soit le type d'occupation des sols. L'étude en conclut que la conservation des baobabs est meilleure dans les zones agricoles que dans le parc national, mais que la différence entre le parc et les zones agricoles semble dépendre du contexte et serait liée aux conditions environnementales locales, au contexte socio-écologique et aux interactions avec les baobabs.
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ASSOGBA, O. D. I. ., SALAKO, K. V. ., FANTODJI, B., ASSÉDÉ, Éméline P. S. ., ASSOGBADJO, A. E. ., & CHIRWA, P. W. . (2020). Le type d’utilisation des sols impacte-t-il les structures démographiques et spatiales des populations de Adansonia digitata L. dans la réserve de la biosphère du Pendjari au nord du Bénin ?. BOIS & FORETS DES TROPIQUES, 344, 59–72. https://doi.org/10.19182/bft2020.344.a31908
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