Although certain clonal species are often overdominant in disturbed tropical ecosystems, it is often unclear how this success is related to their patterns of clonal growth and how they respond to abiotic heterogeneity. Here we describe ramet growth and survival in an overdominant Neotropical...

Implementing sustainable forest management (SFM) policy on the ground is not straightforward, and depends on the social-ecological context. To meet the need for place-based stakeholder collaboration towards regionally adapted knowledge production and learning in support of SFM an integrated...

Climate change will have profound effects on the distribution of many plant species and is likely to alter many genetic traits in favour of these new...

The intensive and dynamic land-use and land-cover changes in Mato Grosso, Brazil, and the environmental costs of adopted agricultural practices over the years have attracted the attention of researchers and institutions. In order to evaluate these aspects, moderate resolution remote sensing data...

29 September - 5 October 2019 - Curitiba

[Objective] The stoichiometric characteristics of soils and dominant plant leaves in stands of secondary forest in karst area of central Guizhou in China were explored. And the seasonal variation regularity of their stoichiometric ratio was also researched, in order to provide reference for...