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The coming global freshwater scarcity: a project for the exportation ofwater from the Amazon BasinLuciana ValenteLL.M. Pace University - Whit Plains, NY - USAI. IntroductionII. The Water Wars – the Middle Eastern situationIII. Increasing the freshwater supplyIII.1. Building dams and reservoirsIII.2. Transferring surface waterIII.3. Tapping groundwaterIII.4. Converting salt water into freshwater – desalinizationIII.5. Cloud seeding and towing icebergsIV. Watershed ManagementIV.1. WatershedIV.2. BrazilIV.2.a) Water Resources Legal FrameIV.2.b) Watershed Management in BrazilIV.3. The Amazon BasinIV.3.b) The Amazon River Basin Watershed ManagementV. Improving water use efficiency – the Blue Revolution of water conservationV.1. Using irrigation water efficientlyV.2. Using homes, businesses and industries’water efficientlyV.3. Other mechanisms for watershed managementV.3.a) The price of waterV.3.b) PrivatizationV.3.c) Watershed tradingVI. The quality of drinking waterVI.1. Purifying waterVI.2. Recycling waterVII. A project for the exportation of water from the Amazon BasinVIII. ConclusionIX. Bibliography
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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
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1 Trumbore et al., 1996
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Effect of Soil Texture on Carbon Dy
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Relationship Between Litter Product
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Regrowth Biomass Estimation in the
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Effects of Interannual Climate Vari
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Carbon balance and vegetation dynam
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SOIL CARBON STOCKS INFLUENCED BY LI
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Drought effects on net primary prod
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COARSE WOOD DEBRIS DEPOSITION, DECO
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Soil properties and carbon sequestr
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Patiño, S. 1,2,a , Mercado, L. 2 ,
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Where are the oldest of the forest?
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Tree Growth History, Stand Structur
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Marco Rondon CGIAR Poster Carbon St
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Selective Logging, Forest Fragmenta
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Impacts of logging and fire on the
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Forest Disturbance by Logging and F
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Effect of selective logging on biom
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Multitemporal Assessment of Selecti
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A forest clearing experiment conduc
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Manoel Cardoso, George Hurtt, Berri
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Coarse Woody Debris in Logged and U
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SOIL THERMAL PROPERTIES UNDER FORES
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Spatial Pattern of Selective Loggin
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SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES AFTER SELE
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Future Climate of AmazoniaPRIMARY A
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Long-Term Variations of Climate and
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Regional aspects of the IPCC Third
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ABSTRACT - Second International LBA
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The use of a GCM analogue model to
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1Phenology of Cerrado Woody Plants
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The effects of partial throughfall
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Submitted to: II_ISC_LBA - 2 ND INT
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Throughfall exclusion in a moist tr
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2) Drought in an E. Amazonian rain
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Human Dimensions of Environmental C
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Amazonia as a shared space: the cas
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Políticas públicas em antiga áre
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CONVIDADO DA MESA REDONDA“HUMAN D
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INFLUÊNCIA DA PRECIPITAÇÃO E DO
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The broader impacts of LBA science:
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Maria Del Carmen, Diaz, Instituto d
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Challenges in the democratization o
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MILK PRODUCTION, REGIONAL DEVELOPME
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REFLORESTAMENTO ECONÔMICO CONSORCI
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Hydrologic Cycle in Amazon-From Run
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High resolution, runoff and dischar
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Abstract for LBA Conference in Mana
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1A Regional Model Intercomparison O
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Hydrological dynamics of the varzea
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THE FOREST/PASTURE CONVERSION EFFEC
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Effects of Deforestation in Amazoni
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Abstract for the 2 nd International
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Development of new Instrumentation
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Long-term Simulations of Discharge
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STUDY OF WATER TABLE’S TOP VARIAT
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Meso-scale processes & transport in
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Henri Laurent IRD Poster CHARACTERI
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Mauricio Bolzan LMO/CPTEC/INPE Post
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Comparison of three rain type class
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IS THE TAPAJOS NATIONAL FOREST ANOM
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Observation and numerical simulatio
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Variability of South American Conve
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CEP : 05.511-900 - São Paulo - SP2
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Second International LBA Scientific
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Development of a High-resolution As
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DOES AN ARTIFICIAL LAKE MODIFIES TH
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SENSIBLE HEAT FLUX HEIGHT VARIATION
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THE CONVECTIVE BOUNDARY LAYER OVER
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associated with the influence of a
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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE CONVECTIVE C
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Igor Trosnikov:Center for Weather F
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Soil Temperature and Moisture Varia
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CONTINENTAL SQUALL LINE FORMATION O
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Towards a South American Land Data
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SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TURBULE
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THE CONVECTIVE SYSTEM AREA EXPANSIO
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Horizontal vorticity budget associa
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The distribution of convective syst
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Relationship between CAPE and Boliv
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Wind, Temperature and Moisture Vert
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WET-AMC/LBA campaign sounding data
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COMPARISON AMONG TWO SIMPLE MODELS
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THE NOCTURNAL BOUNDARY LAYER:OBSERV
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Explicitly Modeling the Vertical Tr
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Productivity, nutrients and sustain
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STRATEGIES FOR RESTORATION OF DEGRA
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Carbon and Nutrient Stocks and Trac
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Fallow vegetation and agricultural
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Green mulch applications affect min
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Abstract for the 2 nd international
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the mature forest by about 6 years
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Litter standing crop and mycorrhiza
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Diversity and vertical distribution
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The effect of lime and phosphorus o
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ROOT CARBON AND NUTRIENT STOCKS IN
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The Influence of Prescribed Burning
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NUTRIENT USE EFFICIENCY IN ABANDONE
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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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