Bøger af Gbambaly Karim Sekongo

O Parque Nacional do Banco (PNB) é de importância vital para os habitantes de Abidjan, pois faz parte integrante da cidade. É o pulmão verde da cidade. Esta floresta, que cobre uma superfície de ..., caracteriza-se por um lençol freático muito elevado, o que faz dela o único exemplo representativo de floresta psamogrófila em toda a Costa do Marfim. Graças a este lençol freático muito acessível, o parque é a principal fonte de água da capital da Costa do Marfim. Esta floresta tem uma humidade relativa entre 85 e 90% e caracteriza-se por um elevado nível de ventosidade, o que a torna um habitat ideal para os fungos. O nosso guia introduz o leitor ou o micólogo amador no mundo dos fungos, com imagens nítidas de mais de 80 espécies diferentes. O guia trata apenas dos fungos visíveis a olho nu (macromicetas).

The Banco National Park (PNB) is of vital importance to the inhabitants of Abidjan, as it is entirely embedded in the city. It is the green lung of the city. This forest massif, with a surface area of ..., is characterized by its very high frenetic tablecloth, making it the only representative example of psamogrophilous forest in the whole of Côte d'Ivoire. Thanks to this highly accessible water table, the park is the main source of water for the Ivorian capital. The forest has a relative humidity of 85-90% and is characterized by a high level of windfall, making it an ideal habitat for fungi. Our guide introduces the reader or mycologist to the world of fungi, with clear images of over 80 different species. It deals only with fungi visible to the naked eye (macromycetes).

Banco National Park, with a surface area of 3438.34 ha, is a forest massif stretching between latitudes 5°21' and 5°25' North and between longitudes 4°1' and 4°5' West. The oldest of Côte d'Ivoire's national parks, it is home to the country's only example of psammohygrophilous Turraeanthus africanus and Heisteria parvifolia forest. It's a park of many interests and challenges, both because of its location, entirely embedded in the city of Abidjan, and above all because of its history, rich with numerous discoveries and scientific advances. The forest is particularly rich in fungi, and its mycoflora is highly diversified. However, the mycological flora has been overlooked in the many studies carried out to date. Yet fungi are an important link in the trophic chain. Our study therefore set out to assess the specific composition, functional and structural diversity and establish a dichotomous identification key for the Park's higher fungi genera. The result is a list of 97 species of higher fungi belonging to 38 genera, 25 families and 13 orders.