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Ecosystem degradation due to fire & loggingPRIMARY AUTHOR ORGANIZATION ABSTRACT_TITLECarlos Souza IMAZON Oral Multi-temporal Analysis of Canopy Changedue to Logging in Amazonian TransitionalForests with Green Vegetation FractionImages.Mark CochraneMichigan StateUniversityOralSelective Logging, Forest Fragmentationand Fire Disturbance: Implications ofInteraction and SynergyAdelaine Michela Figueira IAG-USP Poster Litterfall and leaf area index before andafter selective logging in Tapajós NationalForestAndré Monteiro IMAZON Poster Impacts of logging and fire on thecomposition and structure of transitionalforests in Mato GrossoAne AlencarAne AlencarIPAM - Instituto dePesquisa Ambiental daAmazoniaIPAM - Instituto dePesquisa Ambiental daAmazoniaPosterPosterMapping Biomass Loss from Forest Firesin a Dense Forest of Western ParáForest Disturbance by Logging and Fire inEastern AmazoniaAurélie Botta University of Wisconsin Poster Spatial and Temporal Drivers of FireDynamics in the Amazon BasinCleilim Albert de Sousa UFPA Poster Effect of selective logging on biomass andtree growth in Tapajos National ForestDouglas Morton WHRC Poster A new method to detect forest fire scars inthe transition forest zone of Mato Grossousing Landsat ETM+Eraldo MatricardiBasic Science and PosterRemote SensingInitiative - BSRSI- MSUMultitemporal Assessment of SelectiveLogging in the Brazilian AmazonGregory Asner Carnegie Institution Poster Forest Canopy Damage from SelectiveLogging in Amazonia: Lessons Learnedfrom Detailed Field Studies, Landsat ETMand EO-1 HyperionJoao Andrade de Carvalho Jr.CarvalhoInstituto Nac. dePesquisas EspaciaisPosterA forest clearing experiment conducted inthe Amazonian arc of deforestationManoel CardosoUniversity of NewHampshirePosterFieldwork and Statistical Analyses forEnhanced Interpretation of Satellite FireData
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Welcome to the online abstract book
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Ane Alencar Poster Ecosystem degrad
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Deborah Clark Oral Carbon Budgets a
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Gannabathula Prasad OralMeso-scale
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John Roads Oral Hydrologic Cycle in
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Luciana Valente Oral River water as
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Mauricio Bolzan Poster Meso-scale p
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Plinio Alvala Oral Carbon Budgets a
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Samuel Almeida Poster C Sequestrati
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Vanusa Pachêco Poster Carbon Budge
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Eric Smith NASA/GSFC Poster Space-t
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Surface Water Dynamics in the Amazo
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Standardized remote sensing methodo
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Monitoring The Spatial And Temporal
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Vegetation Types of Amazon Basin fr
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EOS-WEBSTER - NEW Satellite Imagery
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Large Area Mapping in Rondônia usi
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Carbon emissions from Land Cover Ch
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The Contribution of Selective Loggi
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Space-time Controls on Carbon Seque
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IKONOS Imagery for Large-scale Bios
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Agricultural land use in 2000-2001
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Some Results from the 2000 P and X
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Estimate of net primary production
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Discriminating Land Cover Types and
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Satellite observations of inter-ann
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Oscar VegaInstituto de PesquisasEne
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On the local and global effects of
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Aerosols and Clouds in Amazonia: Dy
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mechanisms involving ice particles,
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Abstract submitted for presentation
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Microscopic images of atmospheric a
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Atmospheric Attenuation Of Total So
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Effect of smoke aerosol particles f
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Comparison of Rainwater composition
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George VourlitisHudson SilvaCalifor
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Sérgio de PauloTim BakerUniversida
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Long-term data indicate a strong ne
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Atmospheric boundary layer measurem
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10 . Richey, J. E., Melack, J. M.,
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Carbon Release from Stems and Branc
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Estimation of Amazon night-time CO
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using block kriging. Data were over
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FOREST CANOPY-TROPOSPHERE CO 2 AND
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Calibrating the carbon and energy-w
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Comparison of the fast response ins
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Soil-Atmosphere Flux of Carbon Diox
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Comparison of an Open-Path Mk3 Hydr
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A MULTI-LAYER BIOPHYSICAL MODEL CAL
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Dynamics of dissolved organic matte
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INFLUENCE OF SEASONALITY AND LAND U
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Using Eddy Covariance and Bowen Rat
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COMPARISION THE SOIL RESPIRATION IN
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WATER POTENTIAL OF PLANTS IN DIFFER
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CO2 FLUXES OVER PANTANAL REGION UND
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Radiation Budget over the forest ne
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MODELING INTERCEPTED SOLAR RADIATIO
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Tower- and Biometry-based Measureme
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A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH TO STUDY
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Ecophysiological characteristics re
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Ecological Classification of Soils
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C Sequestration Dynamics: Biomass,
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Simone PereiraMuseu ParaenseEmílio
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Effects of land use change and tree
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The contribution of pioneer tree sp
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Response of photosynthesis to diffe
Page 276: 1 Trumbore et al., 1996
Page 280: Effect of Soil Texture on Carbon Dy
Page 284: Relationship Between Litter Product
Page 288: Regrowth Biomass Estimation in the
Page 292: Effects of Interannual Climate Vari
Page 296: Carbon balance and vegetation dynam
Page 300: SOIL CARBON STOCKS INFLUENCED BY LI
Page 304: Drought effects on net primary prod
Page 308: COARSE WOOD DEBRIS DEPOSITION, DECO
Page 312: Soil properties and carbon sequestr
Page 316: Patiño, S. 1,2,a , Mercado, L. 2 ,
Page 320: Where are the oldest of the forest?
Page 324: Tree Growth History, Stand Structur
Page 330: AbstractMulti-temporal Analysis of
Page 334: ABSTRACT - Second International LBA
Page 338: Mapping Biomass Loss from Forest Fi
Page 342: Spatial and Temporal Drivers of Fir
Page 346: A new method to detect forest fire
Page 350: Forest Canopy Damage from Selective
Page 354: AcknowledgementsSupport of this res
Page 358: Carbon Storage in Soils from Degrad
Page 362: An improved soil water budget model
Page 366: PATTERNS OF TREE MORTALITY IN FORES
Page 370: RAIN WATER INTERCEPTION BY SELECTIV
Page 374: PREDICTING EDGE-DRIVEN CARBON EMISS
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Rafael FERREIRA daCOSTAMPEG Poster
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An experiment with the Eta/SSiB mod
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Amazonian forest die-back in the Ha
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Simulations of South American hydro
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Poster title: Global teleconnection
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Contrasting conditions of atmospher
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1) Drought in an E. Amazonian rain
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3) Drought in an E. Amazonian rain
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The influence of land surface winds
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Water use efficiency increases in r
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René Poccard-ChapuisCIRAD-Ecopol -
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1Session: Human Dimension, of Globa
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Population, Economy and Land Use in
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Poster Abstract: A Conceptual Model
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Carbon as an economic strategy to r
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THE ECONOMIC COSTS OF FIRE IN THE B
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MICROPEDOLOGY OF THE ARCHEOLOGICAL
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2 nd International LBA Scientific C
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Reliability of low-cost GPS data fo
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devastation has not yet reached a a
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Luz Adriana Cuartas-Pineda INPA Pos
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1Measurements and Modeling of Water
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Seasonality of water and heat fluxe
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Feasibility of Using Topex/Poseidon
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Modeling the effects of hydrogeolog
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Seasonal variations of soil moistur
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Estimating Actual Evapotranspiratio
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TDR triple-wire probes calibration
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Processes of streamflow generation
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CALIBRATION OF THE CAMPBELL CS-615
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Flooding Regime Characterization wi
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Aline ProcopioGEPA - Instituto deFi
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Luis Marcelo Mattos Zeri LMO/CPTEC/
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Scott DenningColorado StateUniversi
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Boundary-layer moisture regimes dur
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SCALING PROPERTIES OF EXTREME VALUE
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A Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of th
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1Deforestation Impact in Eastern Am
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THE UPPER LEVEL WIND DIVERGENCE THE
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Variability of the ones of extreme
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SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TEMPORA
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Modeling the fine-scale turbulence
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Evidence of non-existence of a "spe
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The modification of the ABL structu
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The intercomparison of radiosonde s
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MODELLING OF THE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSP
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THE DEEP CONVECTION THROUGH THE CAP
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Thermal and Hydric Behavior of Soil
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EVALUATION OF SIMULATIONS OF Eta RE
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Coherent structures observed immedi
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THE DIURNAL MARCH OF THE CONVECTION
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MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF A
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Dynamic and Synoptic Features of a
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Evidence of non-existence of a "spe
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Modeling the fine-scale turbulence
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ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS DURING A FR
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TEMPORAL EVOLUTION OF Z-R RELATIONS
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Rationalizing Burned Carbon with Ca
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Statistical Evaluation of the Wet S
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Atmospheric Responses to Land and W
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Janaina Braga Carmo CENA/ESALQ Post
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Co-limitation by nitrogen and phosp
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Nutrient dynamics through litterfal
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Effects of different pasture manage
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Phosphorus fractions in earthworm c
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Mechanisms of conservation and cycl
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Can traditional agroforestry practi
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Nitrogen cycling in termite mounds
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ALTERATIONS TO NITRATE AND AMONIUM
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Organic nutrients in throughfall an
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Columbrina glandulosa is stoing hig
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Modeling regional soil patterns bas
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Wood, soil-macrofauna and nutrients
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE SOILWAT
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Assessment of biophysical and bioge
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The Quaternary Climate of AmazoniaP
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50,000 year record of vegetation an
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NEW EVIDENCE OF QUATERNARY LANDSCAP
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River water as a medium for transpo
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Organic and inorganic carbon dynami
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Control of stream water cations by
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Project:Title:Authors:LBA-CARBONSIN
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Transport of Particulate Carbon and
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Dynamic of Gran Sabana forest-savan
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Submitted to: II_ISC_LBA - 2 ND INT
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Influence of land use in aquatic me
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CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOIL SOLUTI
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Water surface and river bottom long
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CHANGES TO INORGANIC NITROGEN IN SO
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Scenarios of land use change: what
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DEFORESTATION TRAJECTORIES IN A FRO
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community-based decisions for the r
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ABSTRACTWHO ARE THE AGENTS OF DEFOR
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CAUSAL MODELING OF AMAZONIAN DEFORE
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Deforestation Patterns and Househol
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Riverine Agriculture of the Peruvia
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Spatial diffusion of deforestation
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Land Use Patterns in the Brazilian
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Structure of Microbial Communities
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Priority Areas for Establishing Nat
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Trace gas evolution with landuse gr
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Impact of land cover and land use c
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Soil trace gas emissions influenced
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Emissions of CO 2 , CH 4 , N 2 O, a
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NO x and CO emissions from soil and
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Methane dynamics in undisturbed for
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ut soil temperature was not. Absenc
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Influence of Amazônia Land-use Cha
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ISOPRENOID FLUXES AND PHOTOSYNTHETI
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Concentration profiles of volatile
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Abstract submitted for presentation
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The meteorological conditions durin
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THE INFLUENCE OF FLOODING ON THE EX
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Vegetation Dynamics in a Changing E
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Moisture stress constrains carbon f
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The El Niño / Southern Oscillation
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BIOMASS DYNAMICS OF AMAZONIAN FORES
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Classifying Successional Forests Us
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Light Response Curves of three plan
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THE MESOSCALE EDGE EFFECT IN CENTRA
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FLORÍSTICA DE UM SUB-BOSQUE DE FLO
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CO 2 AND ENERGY FLUXES IN AN AMAZON
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Título:Mapeando a inflamabilidade
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Forest Fragmentation, Biomass Colla
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Experiments with legume mulch appli
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Transpiration before and after Burn
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