Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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

Basile Luse Belanganayi, Claire Delvaux, Elizabeth Kearsley, Kévin Lievens, Mélissa Rousseau, Christophe Mbungu Phaka, Brice Y. DJIOFACK (UGent) , Félix Laurent (UGent) , Nils Bourland, Wannes Hubau (UGent) , et al.

(2024) PLANT-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS. 5(3).
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SmartWoodID : an image collection of large end-grain surfaces to support wood identification systems

Ruben De Blaere, Kévin Lievens, Dieter Van Hassel, Victor Deklerck, Tom De Mil, Wannes Hubau (UGent) , Joris Van Acker (UGent) , Nils Bourland, Jan Verwaeren (UGent) , Jan Van den Bulcke (UGent) , et al.

(2023) DATABASE-THE JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL DATABASES AND CURATION. 2023.
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Methodology for the treatment of increment cores to assess the vessel size distribution of a tree along a pith-to-bark transect

Félix Laurent, Victor Deklerck, Emmanuel Kasongo Yakusu (UGent) , Kévin Lievens, Tom De Mil (UGent) , Wannes Hubau (UGent) and Hans Beeckman

(2019) AMPEE5, 5th Annual Meeting on Plant Ecology and Evolution, Abstracts.
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Pith-to-bark profiles of xylem vessel traits reveal unique information on tree performance in a tropical moist semi-deciduous forest of the Congo Basin

Emmanuel Kasongo Yakusu (UGent) , Victor Deklerck, Wannes Hubau (UGent) , Kevin Lievens, Félix Laurent, Nils Bourland, Jan Van den Bulcke (UGent) , Joris Van Acker (UGent) and Hans Beeckman

(2019) AMPEE5, 5th Annual Meeting on Plant Ecology and Evolution, Abstracts. In AMPEE5

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

SmartWoodID : an image collection of large end-grain surfaces to support wood identification systems

Methodology for the treatment of increment cores to assess the vessel size distribution of a tree along a pith-to-bark transect

Pith-to-bark profiles of xylem vessel traits reveal unique information on tree performance in a tropical moist semi-deciduous forest of the Congo Basin

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