Engenheiro Florestal, professor e cientista atuando na UFVJM. A conservação de nossos recursos naturais passa pelo manejo florestal. Vc sabe o que é manejo?
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Blowdown é um termo usado para descrever um evento climático que resulta em queda de muitas árvores. São ventos fortes que descem na vertical causando a derrubada de muitas árvores. Três artigos base para começar a entender sobre o assunto. Tb tô começando! 😉
Os meandros dos rios amazonicos são incrivelmente lindos! Olha quanto o rio mudou da esquerda para a direita na imagem!
Super interessante este trabalho! Olha como serviços ecossistemicos são fundamentais e dificilmente serão compensados pelo homem com a mesma eficiência. 🐝🌸
Cross-pollination is more important than gibberellin application in the germination of the everlasting flowers of Janeirona ... biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_ecology
Excelente ponto levantadado por @Deisy_Ventura ! Passo, passei e passarei por isto, infelizmente! Vejo poucos os editores brasileiros levantarem esta bandeira junto às revistas para as quais editoram! Pior, vejo revistas brasileiras passarem a publicar em inglês.
Além de menos recurso, também impactou a saída em massa de pesquisadores... pelo que entendi a pesquisa contava para o Brasil caso a instituição de afiliação fosse brasileira. 😔
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Usually people just forget what is bellow ground! 🫢
Did you know?
Most forest carbon is found in the living biomass (44 percent) and soil organic matter (45 percent), with the remainder in dead wood and litter.
👉 bit.ly/GFRA2020
#FRA2020 #GFRA
Amazing topic! Have you noticed the year when the paper was published? The topic could easy fit 2023!
What are the bounds to morphological complexity? Would plants on another planet look different from those here? Probably not due to fundamental evolutionary constraints. Check this @sciam paper by the great Karl Niklas jstor.org/stable/24975914
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Pervasive gaps in Amazonian ecological research
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… Our new paper in @CurrentBiology
Effort of more than 500 authors
Do you know about the four stages of gap dynamics: formation, expansion, persistence, and recovery? What notably differed among sites was not the gap size-distribution, but the relative importance of stages of gap dynamics! doi.org/10.1111/btp.13226
Que conversa fantástica que tivemos lá no Podcast Papo de Árvore!! Um projeto de Extensão do Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Amazonas - IFAM campus Tefé. Vc sabe como se define uma árvore gigante?
Fisher's alpha-diversity distribution for large trees (dbh ≥ 70 cm) and diversity distribution considering all trees (dbh ≥ 10 cm). Interesting differences, don't? What do you see through the map? dx.doi.org/10.1111/gcb.16821
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Fast track do nosso paper
NEW RESEARCH
Giants of the Amazon: How does environmental variation drive the diversity patterns of large trees?
📄 bit.ly/3JIYgb1
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Essa é a maior árvore da América do Sul, um Angelim vermelho de 88,5 m. A reportagem especial que mostra nossa quinta expedição está agora disponível em: nature.com/immersive/d41586-…. Trabalho incrível de Pablo Albarenga.
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@EGorgens led a team on a journey 260 km upriver and then 20 km through dense, dangerous rainforest. Gorgens had been there before. In 2019, he had come within about 5 kilometers of the tallest tree and had to turn back. “It’s terrible. I cried a lot,” he says.
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@EGorgens and his colleagues had discovered hints of the giant tree in data collected by a plane that studied the rainforest with a laser instrument called a lidar. The data revealed several trees taller than about 80 meters–nearly double the typical height of the forest’s canopy. The tallest tree in lidar data was 88.5 meters.
