H. Mews

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Henrique A. Mews, Henrique A Mews, Henrique Augusto Mews, Henrique Mews
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43 papers · 651 citations · H-index 14

PAPERS

Effect of Bamboo Dominance on Leaf-Litter Ant Assemblages in the Southwestern Amazon Forest
20260 citationsauthor #7
Tree species hyperdominance and rarity in the South American Cerrado
20254 citationsauthor #16
Spatio‐temporal variability in seed production of tree species: implications for restoration in the Cerrado–Amazonia transition zone
20241 citationsauthor #3
Functional and structural attributes of Brazilian tropical and subtropical forests and savannas
20245 citationsauthor #11
HERBase: A collection of understorey herb vegetation plots from Amazonia
20232 citationsauthor #12
Ecological thresholds in Brazilian savanna: environmental conditions modulating the composition of woody species in different substrates
20225 citationsauthor #2
PRIMARY MODES OF TREE MORTALITY IN SOUTHWESTERN AMAZON FORESTS
20222 citationsauthor #3
Differences in plant-dispersal mechanisms between contrasting Brazilian savanna habitats
20220 citationsauthor #3
Fine-scale effect of environmental variation and distance from watercourses on pteridophyte assemblage structure in the western Amazon
20214 citationsauthor #3
Disentangling the architecture of the frugivorous bird-plant interaction networks in a savanna-forest mosaic in the Neotropical savanna
202010 citationsauthor #4
Assessing the fine-scale effects of bamboo dominance on litter dynamics in an Amazonian forest
20208 citationsauthor #4
Fine-scale effects of bamboo dominance on seed rain in a rainforest
202015 citationsauthor #4
Redefining the Cerrado–Amazonia transition: implications for conservation
2019136 citationsauthor #5
Fine-scale effects of fire on non-woody species in a southern Amazonian seasonal wetland
20194 citationsauthor #4
Fine-scale effects of fire on non-woody species in a southern Amazonian seasonal wetland
20190 citationsauthor #4
Redefining the Cerrado–Amazonia transition: implications for conservation
20191 citationsauthor #5
Effects of environmental conditions and space on species turnover for three plant functional groups in Brazilian savannas
20197 citationsauthor #3
Assessing the effects of rainfall reduction on litterfall and the litter layer in phytophysiognomies of the Amazonia–Cerrado transition
20180 citationsauthor #7
Savannas on two different substrates in Brazil have a similar species diversity, but distinct edaphic conditions and species composition
201815 citationsauthor #3
Recurrent wildfires drive rapid taxonomic homogenization of seasonally flooded Neotropical forests
201821 citationsauthor #2
Assessing the effects of rainfall reduction on litterfall and the litter layer in phytophysiognomies of the Amazonia–Cerrado transition
201810 citationsauthor #7
The intrinsic effects of environment and space on the composition of woody plant species vary between Brazilian savannas growing on distinct types of substrate
20180 citationsauthor #2
The intrinsic effects of environment and space on the composition of woody plant species vary between Brazilian savannas growing on distinct types of substrate
20184 citationsauthor #2
Savannas on two different substrates in Brazil have a similar species diversity, but distinct edaphic conditions and species composition
20170 citationsauthor #3
Does fire determine distinct floristic composition of two Cerrado savanna communities on different substrates
201720 citationsauthor #6
Effects of soil and space on the woody species composition and vegetation structure of three Cerrado phytophysiognomies in the Cerrado-Amazon transition.
201720 citationsauthor #4
Unravelling ecosystem functions at the Amazonia-Cerrado transition: II. Carbon stocks and CO 2 soil efflux in cerradão forest undergoing ecological succession
201711 citationsauthor #7
Unraveling the ecosystem functions in the Amazonia–Cerrado transition: evidence of hyperdynamic nutrient cycling
201734 citationsauthor #3
Unraveling the ecosystem functions in the Amazonia–Cerrado transition: evidence of hyperdynamic nutrient cycling
20160 citationsauthor #3
No evidence of intrinsic spatial processes driving Neotropical savanna vegetation on different substrates
201625 citationsauthor #1
Ecology of Floodplain Campos de Murundus Savanna in Southern Amazonia
201523 citationsauthor #4
Surface fire drives short-term changes in the vegetative phenology of woody species in a Brazilian savanna
201513 citationsauthor #3
Ecology of floodplain campos de murundus
20150 citationsauthor #4
Woody vegetation dynamics in a floodplain campo de murundus in central Brazil
20149 citationsauthor #2
Does size matter? Conservation implications of differing woody population sizes with equivalent occurrence and diversity of species for threatened savanna habitats
20140 citationsauthor #1
Does size matter? Conservation implications of differing woody population sizes with equivalent occurrence and diversity of species for threatened savanna habitats
201431 citationsauthor #1
Post-fire dynamics of woody vegetation in seasonally flooded forests (impucas) in the Cerrado-Amazonian Forest transition zone
201422 citationsauthor #6
Disequilibrium and hyperdynamic tree turnover at the forest–cerrado transition zone in southern Amazonia
2014129 citationsauthor #5
Structure and floristic relationships between Cerrado sensu stricto sites on two types of substrate in northern Cerrado, Brazil
201321 citationsauthor #3
The tree-shrub vegetation in rocky outcrop cerrado areas in Goiás State, Brazil
201220 citationsauthor #4
OBSERVATIONS ON THE VEGETATION OF MATO GROSSO, BRAZIL. V. CHANGES IN THE WOODY SPECIES DIVERSITY OF A FOREST IN THE CERRADO–AMAZONIAN FOREST TRANSITION ZONE AND NOTES ON THE FORESTS OF THE REGION
201214 citationsauthor #1
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20113 citationsauthor #4
Recurrent wildﬁres drive rapid taxonomic homogenization of seasonally ﬂooded Neotropical forests
year unknown3 citationsauthor #2

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2011 3 citations

2012 34 citations

2013 21 citations

2014 191 citations

2015 36 citations

2016 25 citations

2017 85 citations

2018 50 citations

2019 148 citations

2020 33 citations

2021 4 citations

2022 7 citations

2023 2 citations

2024 6 citations

2025 4 citations

2026 0 citations

Unknown 3 citations

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