Specialized in Biodiversity Management within Production Landscape to Improve Rural Livelihoods and Ensure Environmental Services Indigenous Fruit Trees of Madagascar: Potential Components of Agroforestry Systems to Improve Human Nutrition and Restore Biological Diversity  Agroforestry Systems, 46 (3): 289-310. (1999) Full text Mycorrhiza Fungal Diversity as Impacted by the Loss of Endemic Rainforest Plants in Madagascar  
Third International Conference on Mycorrhizas (ICOM 3), 2001Adelaide, Australia.   Poster Abstract -- Poster Restoring Biodiversity through Agricultural Intensification in the Rainforest Region of Madagascar  
International Symposium: Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Ecosystems  2001 Montreal, Canada.  Poster Abstract -- PosterBiodiversity_files/Erika%20Styger%20Indigenous%20Fruit%20Trees%20of%20Madagascar.pdfhttp://mycorrhiza.ag.utk.edu/latest/icoms/icom3/ICOM3_fernandes.htmBiodiversity_files/Erika%20Styger%20Mycorrhiza%20Diversity%20Madagascar%20Poster.pdfhttp://www.unu.edu/env/plec/cbd/Montreal/abstracts/Styger.pdfBiodiversity_files/Erika%20Styger%20Biodiversity%20Ag%20Intensification%20Poster.pdfshapeimage_1_link_0shapeimage_1_link_1shapeimage_1_link_2shapeimage_1_link_3shapeimage_1_link_4
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Botanical sampling of useful indigenous rainforest trees during ethnobotanical study, Berano,  Madagascar
Direct seeding test of endemic rainforest trees in shrub fallow, Berano, Madagascar
Identification of Mycorrhiza species via their spores according to different land degradation stages in eastern Madagascar
Indigenous fruit tree Eugenia sp, rainforest region Madagascar
Natural regeneration of rainforest tree Ocotea sp. in the fallow vegetation in eastern Madagascar
Farmer sells indigenous fruits in the market of Tamatave, Madagascar