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Trapped in the forest: how soil shapes an unusual grassland in the Atlantic Rainforest

Trapped in the forest: how soil shapes an unusual grassland in the Atlantic Rainforest

by Grace Bungestab Alves | 7 \07\+00:00 July \07\+00:00 2025 | Pedologia e Paisagem

Amid the dense Atlantic Forest of the Serra do Mar in southeastern Brazil, a herbaceous-shrubby grassland stands out in an otherwise forested landscape. Surrounded by lush ombrophilous forest, the Campo do Veludo defies the region’s environmental logic. Why does...

Teacher education and PIBID in times of precarization: critical reflections and possible pathways

by Grace Bungestab Alves | 17 \17\+00:00 June \17\+00:00 2025 | Teacher Education

In a context marked by the flexibilization of labor relations and the growing devaluation of public education, the book Professor S/A: Teaching Work and Teacher Education in Times of Flexible Accumulation offers an urgent reflection: how have teachers experienced...

Toposequences: What Are We Really Studying?

by Grace Bungestab Alves | 11 \11\+00:00 June \11\+00:00 2025 | Não categorizado

In Soil Geography, few terms are as widely used — and as poorly understood — as “toposequence.” Over the decades, this concept has been applied at different scales and for various purposes, but not always with precision. So, what is (or should be) a toposequence? In...

Rain as a driver of soil transformation in Brazil’s Semiarid Region

by Grace Bungestab Alves | 3 \03\+00:00 June \03\+00:00 2025 | Não categorizado

Study reveals how variations in precipitation affect the color, structure, and mineralogy of Luvisols in Brazil’s semi-arid region, with implications for soil fertility and agricultural potential In Brazil’s semi-arid hinterland, where agriculture is shaped by scarce...

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