Extractive use of Carapa guianensis (andiroba), a multi-use species, provides an alternative for sustainable resource use. The objective of this study was to investigate the mortality of seedlings and saplings of Carapa guianensis, comparing two forest types (upland and occasionally inundated forest) at Embrapa?s experimental forest reserve in Acre, Brazil
The effects of reduced-impact logging (RIL) on the regeneration of commercial tree species were inve...
Selection of tree species is a key aspect of restoration in megadiverse biomes such as the Atlantic ...
Background: Biological invasions are one of the major causes of biodiversity loss, yet remain rather...
Carapa guianensis is a tropical tree valuable for its seed oil and timber. This study compared Carap...
Deforestation in the Amazon Basin is still increasing, and the rehabilitation of these lands continu...
We evaluated the survival and growth of Amburana cearensis, Cedrela fissilis, and Sterculia striata ...
Little knowledge on initial behavior of native tree species in recovering landscapes in the Amazon i...
Forest management for timber production applied in the Brazilian Amazon follows a polycyclic silvicu...
We studied the effect of experimental logging of 4 ha plots on the regeneration of tree species in a...
As part of a larger study evaluating several silvicultural techniques for restoring tropical moist f...
Abstract: A study of natural post-fire succession was carried out in a disturbed vegetation around f...
Timber management directly influences the population dynamics of tree species, like Copaifera spp. (...
This study aimed to evaluate the performance of five forest species in DBH(diameter at breast height...
#Carapa guianensis# is a multiple use monoecious species commercially used both for its high timber ...
This study investigated the regeneration variation of five commercially valuable tree species in rel...
The effects of reduced-impact logging (RIL) on the regeneration of commercial tree species were inve...
Selection of tree species is a key aspect of restoration in megadiverse biomes such as the Atlantic ...
Background: Biological invasions are one of the major causes of biodiversity loss, yet remain rather...
Carapa guianensis is a tropical tree valuable for its seed oil and timber. This study compared Carap...
Deforestation in the Amazon Basin is still increasing, and the rehabilitation of these lands continu...
We evaluated the survival and growth of Amburana cearensis, Cedrela fissilis, and Sterculia striata ...
Little knowledge on initial behavior of native tree species in recovering landscapes in the Amazon i...
Forest management for timber production applied in the Brazilian Amazon follows a polycyclic silvicu...
We studied the effect of experimental logging of 4 ha plots on the regeneration of tree species in a...
As part of a larger study evaluating several silvicultural techniques for restoring tropical moist f...
Abstract: A study of natural post-fire succession was carried out in a disturbed vegetation around f...
Timber management directly influences the population dynamics of tree species, like Copaifera spp. (...
This study aimed to evaluate the performance of five forest species in DBH(diameter at breast height...
#Carapa guianensis# is a multiple use monoecious species commercially used both for its high timber ...
This study investigated the regeneration variation of five commercially valuable tree species in rel...
The effects of reduced-impact logging (RIL) on the regeneration of commercial tree species were inve...
Selection of tree species is a key aspect of restoration in megadiverse biomes such as the Atlantic ...
Background: Biological invasions are one of the major causes of biodiversity loss, yet remain rather...