Nowadays, the technique of direct sowing has been recognized as the most viable and economical alternative in large-scale restoration. Thus, the objectives of the work were to analyze how direct sowing methods provided ...

Among renewable energies, bioenergy is the one with the greatest participation in the global energy mix, corroborating with the various studies carried out in the area. Today, in the scopus search string alone, there are ...

Particulate matter (PM) is an air pollutant emitted by anthropic activities directly associated with human health's impacts. One way to estimate the environmental impacts of PM is through Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) studies, ...

The Dried out of Side Tips (DST) in Eucalyptus (Pseudoplagiostoma eucalypti Cheew., M.J. Wingf. & Crous) is a disease that affects the productivity of forest plantations in Brazil. Due to little knowledge about the epidemic, ...

The soil is considered a living organism, the Agroforestry Systems are considered more sustainable production systems for the generation of food, inputs and conservation of forests and biodiversity. This study aimed to ...

Direct seeding is a technique that involves the use of seeds instead of seedlings, considered as a potential alternative for forest restoration. However, its efficiency is linked to species selection, seed quality and ...

After the growth of data creation and storage, which are the raw material of artificial intelligence, in recent years it has been noticed that almost every industry and health sector already works with artificial intelligence ...

The expansion of eucalyptus cultivation has favored the occurrence of diseases, and consequently the reduction of productivity causing economic losses. Among the diseases, the bacterial wilt caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, ...

The residues from agro-industries are rich in carbohydrates and are currently being studied for the production of several value-added products (biosurfactants, biogas, ethanol, xylitol, amino acids, vitamins, enzymes, ...

The continuous growth of the world population and the consequent increase in the demand for food and water imply the need for greater production of food and requires investment in research as more productive and environmentally ...