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QuestionIn frequently disturbed habitats such as savannas, survival of seedlings and saplings depends on the species‐specific ability to persist for a long time and to re‐sprout following disturbances that are damaging to individuals. This physiological ability increases with increasing stem diameter, as re‐sprouting requires sufficient nutrient reserves. Are survival and growth of seedlings and saplings...
Indigenous woody species are important natural resources in West African savannas. Information about their population structures and response to human impact, particularly land use, however, is scarce. In this study, we explored (1) the effect of land use on the population structure of woody savanna species; and (2) searched for species with similar population structures related to comparable ecological...
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