Liverworts are non-vascular cryptogamic plants with wide geographic distributions due to their capacity to disperse their spores over long distances, although they have no epidermal cuticle, sensitive to external environmental conditions, found only in very specific microenvironments - and are therefore widely used as bioindicators. We evaluated the floristic composition of liverworts in localities located in different Atlantic Forest vegetation types in southeastern Brazil to address the following questions: Is the liverwort flora distributed uniformly or randomly, or does it demonstrate environmental niche restrictions at regional scales? If the distribution of liverworts is deterministic, do geoclimatic variables act as environmental fil...
Although the reptile fauna in the state of São Paulo is the best known in Brazil, there are still im...
Bats occupy a variety of natural and artificial diurnal roosts. These environments offer several adv...
It was evaluated the floristic similarity between two Atlantic Rainforest physiognomies in Brazilian...
The correlation between vegetation patterns (species distribution and richness) and altitudinal vari...
A catalogue is presented of plant names in use in the Caatinga Phytogeographical Domain (CPD), the l...
The Atlantic Forest is one of the most important biomes of Brazil. Originally covering approximately...
When considering Neotropical Lepidoptera for conservation purposes moths are usually neglected becau...
We estimated carbon and nitrogen stocks in aboveground biomass (AGB) and belowground biomass (BGB) a...
This paper summarizes floristic and phytossociology data of 11, out of 14 plots of 1 ha, allocated a...
Ferns are an important component of the tropical flora, representing about 10% of all vascular plant...
The study was conducted in two areas of Montana Atlantic Rainforest at Núcleo Santa Virgínia, Serra ...
In this study, well-preserved leaf-blade compressions and impressions from shale levels in the Fonse...
Geophysical methods can be used to identify the frequency and spatial distribution of plant debris, ...
The upper montane forests in the southern and southeastern regions of Brazil have an unusual and dis...
The harvesting of non-timber forest products (NTFP) can influence the pattern of resource allocation...
Although the reptile fauna in the state of São Paulo is the best known in Brazil, there are still im...
Bats occupy a variety of natural and artificial diurnal roosts. These environments offer several adv...
It was evaluated the floristic similarity between two Atlantic Rainforest physiognomies in Brazilian...
The correlation between vegetation patterns (species distribution and richness) and altitudinal vari...
A catalogue is presented of plant names in use in the Caatinga Phytogeographical Domain (CPD), the l...
The Atlantic Forest is one of the most important biomes of Brazil. Originally covering approximately...
When considering Neotropical Lepidoptera for conservation purposes moths are usually neglected becau...
We estimated carbon and nitrogen stocks in aboveground biomass (AGB) and belowground biomass (BGB) a...
This paper summarizes floristic and phytossociology data of 11, out of 14 plots of 1 ha, allocated a...
Ferns are an important component of the tropical flora, representing about 10% of all vascular plant...
The study was conducted in two areas of Montana Atlantic Rainforest at Núcleo Santa Virgínia, Serra ...
In this study, well-preserved leaf-blade compressions and impressions from shale levels in the Fonse...
Geophysical methods can be used to identify the frequency and spatial distribution of plant debris, ...
The upper montane forests in the southern and southeastern regions of Brazil have an unusual and dis...
The harvesting of non-timber forest products (NTFP) can influence the pattern of resource allocation...
Although the reptile fauna in the state of São Paulo is the best known in Brazil, there are still im...
Bats occupy a variety of natural and artificial diurnal roosts. These environments offer several adv...
It was evaluated the floristic similarity between two Atlantic Rainforest physiognomies in Brazilian...