Using species distribution models to select species resistant to climate change for ecological restoration of bowé in West AfricaEliePadonouUniversity of Abomey-Calavi, EU project UNDESERTBP 241 Cocotomey, Benin
01 BP 526, Cotonou, BeninAbomey-Calavi00229BéninEliePadonouassociatedPartyBriceSinsinCo-owner2015-04-27The dataset is species resistant to climate change for ecological restoration of bowé in Beninbeninbowéclimate changeecological restorationresistant speciesCitation of original publication required: 4.Padonou E.A., Teka O., Bachmann Y., Schmidt M., Lykke A.M., Sinsin B., 2015. Using species distribution models to select species resistant to climate change for ecological restorationof bowé in West Africa. African Journal of Ecology. 1-10.Benin, West Africa0.753.91676.166712.41672011-02-102014-01-15familyCombretaceaefamilyFabaceaefamilyPoaceaelife formsphanerophyteslife formshemicryptophytesgenusCombretumgenusDetariumgenusLanneagenusIndigoferagenusCrotalariagenusAndropogonEliePadonouUniversity of Abomey-Calavi, EU project UNDESERTBP 241 Cocotomey, Benin
01 BP 526, Cotonou, BeninAbomey-Calavi00229Béninpadonouelie@yahoo.fr
The 15 most common bowé species of the sub-humid and semiarid climate zones of Benin were submitted together with significant environmental variables (elevation, current bioclimatic variables, soil types) to three ecological niche modeling program (Maxent, Domain and GARP). For future prediction (2050) IPCC4/CIAT and IPCC5/CMIP5 climate data were applied
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