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Natural and athropogenic influences on the biogeochemistry of a meso-scale (75,000 km 2 )river undergoing deforestation in Southwest Amazon (Ji-Paraná river, Rondônia).Nei Kavaguichi Leite 1 , Alex Vladimir Krusche 1 , Maria Victoria Ballester 1 , Marcelo Bernardes 1 ,Reynaldo Victoria 2 , Beatriz Machado Gomes 3 , Anthony Aufdenkampe 2 , Jeffrey Richey 2 .1 Centro de Energia Nuclear na Agricultura - USP. Laboratório de Ecologia Isotópica. CaixaPostal 96. CEP 13400-970. Piracicaba - Sνo Paulo - Brazil.2 School of Oceanography - University of Washington. Seattle - WA - USA.3 Universidade Federal de Rondônia - Campus de Ji-Paraná. Ji-Paraná - Rondônia - BrazilAbstractThe rivers of the Ji-Paraná basin were sampled at seven different occasions, corresponding tovarious stages of the hydrograph. A total of 14 sampling stations were distributed along 7 majortributaries and the Ji-Paraná river mainstem. Spatially, the chemistry of tributary waters showedstatistically significant differences (p
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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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The fate of phosphorus in a lowland
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Relationship between soil nutrient
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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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