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Download fileDistribution of tree aboveground biomass density of cerrado sensu stricto vegetation in cerrado (estimated with model 11), using individual-tree data from 77 sites.
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posted on 2018-08-01, 17:29 authored by Iris Roitman, Mercedes M. C. Bustamante, Ricardo F. Haidar, Julia Z. Shimbo, Guilherme C. Abdala, George Eiten, Christopher W. Fagg, Maria Cristina Felfili, Jeanine Maria Felfili, Tamiel K. B. Jacobson, Galiana S. Lindoso, Michael Keller, Eddie Lenza, Sabrina C. Miranda, José Roberto R. Pinto, Ariane A. Rodrigues, Wellington B. C. Delitti, Pedro Roitman, Jhames M. SampaioNumbers indicate ecoregions: 1 = Alto Paranaíba, 2 = Araguaia Tocantins, 3 = Bananal, 4 = Bico do Papagaio, 5 = Chapadão do São Francisco, 6 = Depressão Cuiabana, 7 = Depressão do Parnaguá, 8 = Paracatu, 9 = Paraná Guimarães, 10 = Parecis, 11 = Planalto Central, 12 = São Francisco Velhas, 13 = Vão do Paranã. Delimitation of Cerrado biome and ecoregions was obtained from IBGE [59] and Arruda et al. [9], respectively.
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