Nelsa CardosoPontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul | PUCRS · Departamento de Biodiversidade e Ecologia
Nelsa Cardoso
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Botany, Paleobotany: Fungi, Bryophyte, Pteridophyte, Leaf morphology, Paleoclimatology.
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Nelsa Cardoso currently works at the Science Schooll, at PUCRS. Researcher and teacher in Botany, Paleoclimatology and Paleontology. Their most recent publication is 'Vitality of lichens under different light climates in an Araucaria forest (Pró-Mata RS, South Brazil) as determined by chlorophyll fluorescence, and Ecology, Cain et al, 2018 (text book translate).'
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Approximately 400 orchid species, distributed in 120 genera, are found in the RS state, Brazil. The highest concentration of orchids are in the eastern part of the state in the moist, mountainous Araucaria Forest, part of the Atlantic Forest. The CPCN-Pró-Mata is located within this region and has a climate which favours the growth of epiphytic pla...
The vitality of 64 lichen species (107 individual lichen thalli) growing under different light climates in an Araucaria forest in South Brazil was analyzed by chlorophyll fluorescence. Study sites were grouped according to their local light availability under full sunlight (about 2200 µmol m-2 s-1): 1 = low light, up to 20 µmol m-2 s-1; 2 = medium...
ResumoAfogamento é uma causa muito comum de morte em países como o Brasil, que possuem um extenso manancial hídrico. No entanto, o diagnóstico de morte por afogamento é considerado um dos mais difíceis da ciência forense, pois os sinais comuns utilizados na autópsia podem não estar presentes ou desaparecem rapidamente. Assim, o diagnóstico através...
RESUMO – Uma nova briófita, Hepaticites simpliciformis sp. nov. do Carbonífero Inferior da Bolívia é apresentada. Corresponde a uma planta talóide, sem rizóides ou estruturas férteis preservadas. Pseudonervura proeminente, costelas sobre as alas e impressões celulares estão presentes, enquanto que poros superficiais não foram observados. A estrutur...
A FERTILE DICKSONIACEAE IN THE EOCENE BEDS OF KING GEORGE ISLAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA. A fertile pinnule is described to King George Island, South Shetland Islands, northern Antarctic Peninsula. Preserved by its adaxial side, it shows a straight raquis that bears alternate and falcate segments where a unique oval and marginal sori appears in the up...