Fruit production, environmental gradients, and management effects on Euterpe oleracea in the Amazon

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Authors: Adelson Rocha Dantas
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Abstract

This dataset contains field measurements of fruit production, phenology, and stand structure of Euterpe oleracea collected across Amazonian savanna and estuarine environments.Data include infructescence weight, fruit mass, visual size scores, palm density, tree richness, and management intensity classes.Climatic variables (temperature, precipitation, humidity, and solar radiation) and hydrological gradients were integrated with field observations.The dataset also includes inputs used for ecological niche modeling (Bioclim and MaxEnt).These data support analyses of ecological trade-offs between productivity and diversity under different management regimes.The dataset is intended for ecological, agroforestry, and resource management research.

Fields of Study & Subjects

African Botany and Ecology Studies Environmental and biological studies Botany and Plant Ecology Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
14 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset