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Secondary forests constitute important regenerating areas and they are expanding rapidly in the Amazonian landscape. The characterization of forest remnants provides essential information for conservation, management and recovery actions. The objective of the present study was to conduct a floristic and phytosociological evaluation of an urban frag...
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... 236 individuals measured in the forest were distributed into 9 diametric classes, with fixed intervals of 2.3 cm. The curve obtained ( Fig. 3) followed a negative exponential pattern (inverted j-shape) with 87.28% of the individuals in the first three diameter classes (3.3 cm to 10.2 cm). Only four species presented individuals with diameters above 10 cm: C. obtusa with 21 individuals, which placed this species prominently in the largest diametric class (21.7-24.0 cm); V. ...
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... 236 individuals measured in the forest were distributed into 9 diametric classes, with fixed intervals of 2.3 cm. The curve obtained ( Fig. 3) followed a negative exponential pattern (inverted j-shape) with 87.28% of the individuals in the first three diameter classes (3.3 cm to 10.2 cm). Only four species presented individuals with diameters above 10 cm: C. obtusa with 21 individuals, which placed this species prominently in the largest diametric class (21.7-24.0 cm); V. ...
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