Master's degree in Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity from São Paulo State University and bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from the same institution. Currently a TT-4 fellow at the Laboratory of Vegetation Ecology (UNESP, Rio Claro), working on the development and management of the lab's ecological database and coordinating the group's science communication through social media. Interested in quantitative ecology and the ecology of open ecosystems, especially in the dynamics of forbs and how these organisms respond to disturbances and environmental variation. Advocate for open science and best practices in ecological data management. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Seasonality in tropical savannas is an essential environmental component in community's dynamics. The well-defined contrast between dry and wet seasons favored the presence of organisms with attributes in response to seasonality. In Cerrado, the presence of seasonality, fire and other processes (such as different soil types), contributed to the formation of plant communities mainly compo…
Over time fire acted as a selective force shaping biodiversity in savannas. Changing fire regimes can modify characteristic phytophysiognomies, which consequently has effects on biodiversity patterns. Management has been using fire as a way to control biological invasions in savannas. In the Brazilian tropical savanna, Cerrado, the invasive species with the greatest negative impacts are A…
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