ENSO impacts on litter stocks and water holding capacity in secondary forests in eastern Amazonia

• Published in: Journal of forestry research Vol. 35; no. 1; p. 8
• Main Authors: Rodrigues, Julia Isabella de Matos, Martins, Walmer Bruno Rocha, de Oliveira, Victor Pereira, Wanzerley, Myriam Suelen da Silva, dos Santos Júnior, Hélio Brito, Oliveira, Francisco de Assis
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Singapore Springer Nature Singapore 01.12.2024; Springer Nature B.V; Federal Rural University of Amazonia,Tv.Pau-Amarelo,Capit?o Po?o,Pará 68650-000,Brazil%National Institute of Amazonia Research,Av.Constela??o Cruzeiro do Sul,Manaus,Amazonas 69060-062,Brazil%Federal Rural University of Amazonia,Av.Presidente Tancredo Neves,2501,Belém,Pará 66077-530,Brazil; Federal Rural University of Amazonia,Av.Presidente Tancredo Neves,2501,Belém,Pará 66077-530,Brazil%Graduate Program in Forestry Sciences,Av.Presidente Tancredo Neves,2501,Belém,Pará 66077-530,Brazil; Graduate Program in Forestry Sciences,Av.Presidente Tancredo Neves,2501,Belém,Pará 66077-530,Brazil
• Subjects: Amazonia; Biodiversity; Biogeochemical cycles; Biomedical and Life Sciences; Climate change; Climate effects; Ecosystem services; ecosystems; El Nino; Environmental impact; Forestry; Forests; humidity; La Nina; Life Sciences; Litter; Maintenance; Original Paper; rain; Rainfall; Rainy season; Southern Oscillation; temperature; Temperature requirements; wet season; Wind speed; Amazonia; Climate change; Succession ecosystem; Biogeochemical cycle; Amazonia biodiversity; Seasonality

Among the impacts of climate change, there is the intensification of phenomena such as the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) responsible for El Niño and La Niña . However, understanding their effects on the functional processes of forests is limited. Therefore, this study evaluated the effects of...