Diversity of hydraulic-functional traits of Amazonian forest types in times of hydrological climate change Description This ATTO sub-project aims to describe and quantify the vulnerability of the most important tree species of different forest types in eastern Amazonia to climate-hydrological changes along a climatic gradient.
Revealing the diversity of Copaifera oil-resin trees for Apuí, a threatened region in southern Amazonas, Brazil Description Taxonomic studies that address morphological and ecological aspects of both trees and seedlings, integrating additional tools to facilitate accurate identification, are extremely necessary, as is the case of the Amazonian species of Copaifera.
How do the forests of the Central Amazon respond to climate variations? Effects on forest dynamics and synergy with forest fragmentation Page under construction…
Phenological monitoring and natural history of tree species in continuous and fragmented forests north of Manaus, Central Amazonia Page under construction…
Fruits, seeds, and seedlings of Neotropical Chrysophylloideae species (Sapotaceae) Description The aim of this project was to assess the potential of fruit, seed and seedling characters to support clades in the phylogeny of the Chrysophylloideae subfamily in the Neotropics.
Cajari Carbon - Community and Agroextractivism of Brazil Nuts in RESEX-CA Description The project is proposed by the Association of Agroextractive Workers of the Cajari Reserve (ASTEX-CA) for implementation over 24 months, with the following partner institutions: the Association of Women of Alto Cajari (AMAC), the Mixed Cooperative of Agroextractive Workers of Alto Cajari (COOPERALCA), Embrapa Amapá, the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio), the Maracá Agroextractive Family School (EFAEX-MA), the Carvão Agroextractive Family School (EFAC), and the National Council of Traditional Populations (CNS).