bachelor's at Agronomia from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (1991), master's at Agricultural Engineering from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1994) and doctorate at Agricultural Engineering from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1998). Has experience in Agronomy, acting on the following subjects: solo, urease, soil, recuperação and vinhaça. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The areas of remaining vegetation are part of the natural life support systems and present important functions, both aesthetic and social when ecological, even when inserted in the urban context. In this context, one of the main ecological functions carried out by them is to contribute to the mitigation of environmental impacts resulting from the urbanization process, for example by impro…
Due to the disorderly occupation of urban spaces, several studies point to the weakening of forest fragments, that among the various impacts are biodiversity loss, changes in distribution of individuals, soil degradation, among others. It is known that the activities are developed in the vicinity of the remnants can generate direct impacts. With the fragmentation of the contact area with …
Deforestation, soil degradation and isolation of remaining forest are major threats to the concrete structure, functions and stability of the Atlantic Forest and Cerrado biomes of global significance in the present state of São Paulo. Moreover, land degradation contributes to the worsening poverty in the midst rural. São Paulo is home to two of the four major biomes that exist in Brazil: …
Historically the expansion of urban centers and the growth of industrial parks, as well as agricultural expansion and anthropogenic action have resulted in a significant forests degradation. The increase in environmental impacts resulting from rapid economic growth in large cities results in a discussion of the importance of maintaining green areas in urban centers, since they significant…
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Environmental services and the flow between them provided by ecosystems are essential for life on Earth, and their maintenance is facilitated through the conservation of natural resources. However, urban advances and industrial development, combined with unsustainable agricultural practices, have altered the quantity and quality of these services, reflecting changes in land use and land c…
The interactions between land surface and atmosphere play an import role climate change processes and can in turn cause impacts on vegetation dynamics. The application of an ecosystem model is a useful way to understand ecosystem dynamics by the representation of the real system. The aim of this work is to test a benchmark framework that directly compares observational data to a process-b…
The areas of remaining vegetation are part of the natural life support systems and even when inserted in the urban context present important aesthetic, social and ecological functions, such as: improvement the urban climate; equilibrium of the humidity index and attenuation of air; improvement in the quantity and quality of available water through reduction of runoff and control of erosio…
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