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The Amazon Epiphyte Network: A First Glimpse Into Continental-Scale Patterns of Amazonian Vascular Epiphyte Assemblages by Quaresma, Adriano, Zartman, Charles E., Piedade, Maria T. F., Wittmann, Florian, Jardim, Mario A. G., Irume, Mariana V., Benavides, Ana M., Freitas, Leandro, Toledo, José J., Boelter, Carlos R., Obermüller, Flávio, Duque, Alvaro J., Klein, Viviane P., Mari, Maikel L. G., Schöngart, Jochen, Arenas, Edith, Pos, Edwin T., Vasco, Alejandra, Ek, Renske, Plantenga, Faline D. M., Duivenvoorden, Joost F., Biesmeijer, Koos, Bender, Irene M. A., ter Steege, Hans

“…Epiphytes are still an understudied plant group in Amazonia. The aim of this study was to identify distributional patterns and conservation priorities for…”
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Making and making use of a baseline: botanical research and the legacy of Chico Mendes by Daly, Douglas Charles, Silveira, Marcos, Obermüller, Flávio Amorim

“…The vision and charisma of Chico Mendes made Acre a destination for many people fascinated and inspired by the great socio-environmental experiments he was…”
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White‐sand Vegetation of Acre, Brazil by Daly, Douglas C, Silveira, Marcos, Medeiros, Herison, Castro, Wendeson, Obermüller, Flávio A

“…For vegetation on white sand in Amazonia, the topography, soil nutrients, level of the water table, and rainfall combine to result in distinct formations, each…”
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Epiphytic (including hemiepiphytes) diversity in three timber species in the southwestern Amazon, Brazil by Obermüller, Flávio Amorim, Silveira, Marcos, Salimon, Cleber Ibraim, Daly, Douglas C.

“…Forestry managers have been searching for ways to reduce the impacts of logging on Amazonian biodiversity, but some basic factors are still not considered in…”
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Biodiversity Conservation and Human Well-being: Challenges for the Populations and Protected Areas of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest by Silva, Hilton P., Boscolo, Odara H., Nascimento, Graziela, Obermüller, Flávio, Strelow, Fernanda

“…The Atlantic Forest (AF) of Brazil is a highly endangered natural ecosystem whose rural human inhabitant's socioeconomic and health situation also is generally…”
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