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Time since the last fire and climate seasonality reveal rhythmic and annual growth rates of Cerrado’s woody plants
Background and Aims: Growth patterns in tropical savanna woody plants remain poorly understood across their vast diversity of strategies and plant forms. Whether tropical woody species exhibit rhythmic or seasonal growth remains understudied. This study investigates growth rhythmicity in Cerrado woo
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