The incidence of UV-B radiance on the surface of the earth has been intensifying in the
tropics of the southern hemisphere. However, little is known about its effect on tropical trees …

Molecular and taxonomy approach have been made to understand the differences among
the three morphotypes of Paubrasilia echinata, termed laranja, café and arruda. However …

The Brazilian Atlantic Forest, renowned for its exceptional species richness and high
endemism, acts as a vital reservoir of terrestrial biodiversity, often referred to as a …

Abstract Background The Leguminosae family is the third-largest family of angiosperms, and
Caesalpinioideae is its second-largest subfamily. A great number of species (approximately …

Premise Paubrasilia echinata (common names, pau brasil, brazilwood) is the national tree of
Brazil and an endangered species endemic to the Brazilian Atlantic Forest. Over its wide …

Entre os vários problemas ambientais da contemporaneidade, a falta do reconhecimento da
importância da botânica no nosso cotidiano, a ausência de sensibilização e a interação …

Given the eminent climate changes and the importance of carbon dynamics in the growth
and survival of plants, we investigated how the non-structural carbohydrates–NSC–and cell …

With the purpose of addressing the pattern of karyotype evolution in Caesalpinia species,
chromosome morphology was characterized in five species from Brazil, and karyotypic …

Paubrasilia echinata presents three morphotypes that differ from each other in leaf
morphology (small morphotype-SM, medium morphotype-MM, and large morphotype-LM) …

The existing inconsistent data on the irradiance needs of Brazilwood plants Paubrasilia
echinata (Lam.) Gagnon, HC Lima and GP Lewis. can be explained by their phenotypical …