PhD student of the Graduate Program in Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity by the Department of Biodiversity, Institute of Biosciences, Unesp de Rio Claro. I am interested in Ecology of Communities and Metacommunities, Quantitative Ecology, Biological Invasions and management of invasive species. I love botany and mathematics. I have experience with floristic survey, especially in Seasonal Forests, with arboreal and herbaceous strata. My current study focus accomplishes the effects of roads and firebreaks on the introduction of invasive alien plants. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Biological invasions are complex processes whose effects can be detected on more than one spatial scale. The susceptibility of communities and metacommunities to invasion may depend on biotic, abiotic, and propagule pressure factors. Firebreaks are undeniably important in Conservation Units (CUs), but they can act as routes for the introduction of invasive alien species (IAS). The reduced…
Metacommunities with greater connectivity are more resistant to invasion. Invasive species affect the diversity of local communities by intensifying competition and eventually leading species to local extinction. In plant communities, the community's resistance to invasion depends on factors such as the richness of native species and the recruitment of their propagules. Since 1940, the sp…
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