Personeelslijst

Hans Beeckman

Biologie
Houtbiologie
Publications
  • Beeckman, H. 2016. ‘Technical Expertise Report ref. exp-144, 10/2/2016 - Applicant: Dr. Dirk Huyge, Royal Museums of Art and History, 10, Parc du Cinquantenaire, 1000 Brussels, 26/11/2015’. 3 p.
  • Beeckman, H. 2016. ‘Technical Expertise Report ref. exp-139, 20/1/2016 - Applicant: MRAC, 23/10/2015’. 3 p.
  • Kearsley, E.,  Verbeeck, H.,  de Haulleville, T.,  Hufkens, K.,  Lisingo, J.,  Hubau, W.,  Sabongo, P.,  Delvaux, C.,  Tshibamba, J.,  Würsten, B.,  Bauters, M.,  Beeckman, H. & Boeckx, P. 2016. Forest Database of Central Congo Basin - Old-growth and secondary tropical forest. Global Index of Vegetation-Plot Databases.
  • Verstraete, B.,  Helsen, K.,  Janssens, S.,  Delvaux, C.,  Beeckman, H.,  Stoffelen, P. & Hietz, P. 2016. ‘Changes in functional leaf traits of Central African rainforest trees’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 448.
  • Kearsley, E.,  Hufkens, K.,  Verbeeck, H.,  Bauters, M.,  Beeckman, H.,  Boeckx, P. & Huygens, D. 2016. ‘Rare tree species support functional diversity in resource-acquisition in Central African forests’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 235.
  • Hufkens, K.,  Kosmala, M.,  Kearsley, E.,  Ewango, C.E.N,  Beeckman, H.,  Verbeeck, H. & Richardson, A.D. 2016. ‘Two decades of historical phenology observations of African tropical tree species: exploring the past  to predict the future’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 121.
  • Ouédraogo, D.-Y.,  Stoffelen, P.,  Doucet, J.-L.,  Daïnou, K.,  Beeckman, H. & Fayolle, A. 2016. ‘The reproductive phenology of Central African tree species: combining field observations and herbarium records’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 121.
  • Janssens, S.,  Verstraete, B.,  Hietz, P.,  Ouédraogo, D.-Y.,  Fayolle, A.,  Delvaux, C.,  Beeckman, H.,  De Ridder, M.,  Bogaerts, A.,  De Smedt, S. & Stoffelen, P. 2016. ‘Sleeping beauties are awakening: the story of the African herbarium of the Botanic Garden Meise, Belgium’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 120.
  • Deklerck, V.,  Van den Bulcke, J.,  De Ridder, M.,  Beeckman, H. & Van Acker, J. 2016. ‘Methodology to use Xylarium specimens to generate wood technological output’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 120.
  • Beeckman, H.,  Bourland, N.,  Deklerck, V.,  Delvaux, C.,  De Ridder, M.,  El Berkani, T.,  Hubau, W.,  Morin-Rivat, J.,  Rousseau, M.,  Tarelkin, Y. & Van Holsbeeck, S. 2016. ‘Can wood collections contribute to the understanding of ecosystem dynamics? Updating a century old xylarium’. Tropical Ecology and Society: Reconciliating Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity. Book of abstracts. New York : Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation, p. 119.
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