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Abstract. A new species of Eperua from the upper basin of the San Miguel River, Amazonas state, Venezuela, is described and illustrated. Its affinities within the genus are discussed and an updated key to identify the 20 currently recognized taxa is provided.
After 35 years this species finally gets a name
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Mar-April 2019 staff of INPA and KIT led an expedition to the upper Rio Negro and established 8 half-ha plots in Igapo forest.
During the plot establishment students of Brazil and Germany were trained in tropical forest ecology, plot establishment, tree ecophysiolology and seedling ecology.
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Researches have identified long-disappeared forests available for restoration across the world. They describe how such an effort, could absorb as much as 135 gigatons of atmospheric carbon.
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