Volume 24, Issue 9

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September 2015

Special Issue: Brazilian Atlantic Forests

Issue Editors:

Pedro V. Eisenlohr,
Ary T. de Oliveira-Filho,
Jefferson Prado

14 articles in this issue

The Brazilian Atlantic Forest: new findings, challenges and prospects in a shrinking hotspot
Pedro V. Eisenlohr
Ary T. de Oliveira-Filho
Jefferson Prado
Editorial 10 September 2015 Pages: 2129 - 2133
How much do we know about the endangered Atlantic Forest? Reviewing nearly 70 years of information on tree community surveys
Renato A. F. de Lima
Danilo P. Mori
Paulo I. Prado
Original Paper 01 July 2015 Pages: 2135 - 2148
Tree species composition and richness along altitudinal gradients as a tool for conservation decisions: the case of Atlantic semideciduous forest
Vanessa L. Rezende
Pedro L. S. de Miranda
Pedro V. Eisenlohr
Original Paper 04 June 2015 Pages: 2149 - 2163
Myrtaceae in the Atlantic forest: their role as a ‘model’ group
Eve J. Lucas
Mariana O. Bünger
Original Paper 29 August 2015 Pages: 2165 - 2180
Geographical patterns of terrestrial herbs: a new component in planning the conservation of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest
Leandro Tavares Azevedo Vieira
Rodrigo Trassi Polisel
Fernando Roberto Martins
Original paper 22 July 2015 Pages: 2181 - 2198
Bryoflora of the Itatiaia National Park along an elevation gradient: diversity and conservation
Denise Pinheiro da Costa
Nivea Dias dos Santos
Alfons Schäfer-Verwimp
Original Paper 19 August 2015 Pages: 2199 - 2212
The community of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in natural and revegetated coastal areas (Atlantic Forest) in northeastern Brazil
Danielle Karla Alves da Silva
Flávia Paiva Coutinho
Leonor Costa Maia
Original Paper 04 August 2015 Pages: 2213 - 2226
Distribution of poroid fungi (Basidiomycota) in the Atlantic Rain Forest in Northeast Brazil: implications for conservation
Tatiana B. Gibertoni
Georgea S. Nogueira-Melo
Paulo J. P. Santos
Original Paper 29 August 2015 Pages: 2227 - 2237
Functional ecology as a missing link for conservation of a resource-limited flora in the Atlantic forest
Luiza F. A. de Paula
Daniel Negreiros
Fernando A. O. Silveira
Original Paper 24 March 2015 Pages: 2239 - 2253
Atlantic Forest spontaneous regeneration at landscape scale
Camila Linhares de Rezende
Alexandre Uezu
Dorothy Sue Dunn Araujo
Original Paper 19 August 2015 Pages: 2255 - 2272
Factors influencing early secondary succession and ecosystem carbon stocks in Brazilian Atlantic Forest
Samuel J. B. Robinson
Eduardo van den Berg
Nick Ostle
Original Paper 26 August 2015 Pages: 2273 - 2291
Forest fragmentation does not matter to invasions by Hovenia dulcis
Danira Letícia Padilha
Alexandre Copatti Loregian
Jean Carlos Budke
Original Paper 08 May 2015 Pages: 2293 - 2304
Microclimatic conditions at forest edges have significant impacts on vegetation structure in large Atlantic forest fragments
Luiz Fernando Silva Magnago
Mariana Ferreira Rocha
João Augusto Alves Meira-Neto
Original Paper 14 July 2015 Pages: 2305 - 2318
Brazilian Atlantic forest: impact, vulnerability, and adaptation to climate change
Fabio Rubio Scarano
Paula Ceotto
Original Paper 02 September 2015 Pages: 2319 - 2331

Volume 24, Issue 9

The Brazilian Atlantic Forest: new findings, challenges and prospects in a shrinking hotspot

How much do we know about the endangered Atlantic Forest? Reviewing nearly 70 years of information on tree community surveys

Tree species composition and richness along altitudinal gradients as a tool for conservation decisions: the case of Atlantic semideciduous forest

Myrtaceae in the Atlantic forest: their role as a ‘model’ group

Geographical patterns of terrestrial herbs: a new component in planning the conservation of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

Bryoflora of the Itatiaia National Park along an elevation gradient: diversity and conservation

The community of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in natural and revegetated coastal areas (Atlantic Forest) in northeastern Brazil

Distribution of poroid fungi (Basidiomycota) in the Atlantic Rain Forest in Northeast Brazil: implications for conservation

Functional ecology as a missing link for conservation of a resource-limited flora in the Atlantic forest

Atlantic Forest spontaneous regeneration at landscape scale

Factors influencing early secondary succession and ecosystem carbon stocks in Brazilian Atlantic Forest

Forest fragmentation does not matter to invasions by Hovenia dulcis

Microclimatic conditions at forest edges have significant impacts on vegetation structure in large Atlantic forest fragments

Brazilian Atlantic forest: impact, vulnerability, and adaptation to climate change

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