74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

This study investigates the role of human values and advertising strategies on behavioral intentions toward wild food plants (WFPs) consumption in Brazil. We performed two distinct case studies with Brazilian university students.

Corresponding Author: Luis Fernando Colin-Nolasco

Associate Editor: Ulysses Albuquerque

Editor-in-Chief: Thais Elias Almeida

74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

Tropical grasslands, savannas, and shrublands comprise open ecosystems that are experiencing growing anthropogenic pressures and lack theoretical and practical knowledge on ecological restoration.

Corresponding Author: Natália F. Medeiros

Associate Editor: Flavio Santos

Editor-in-Chief: Thais Elias Almeida

74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

The reddish phenomenon in galls is commonly associated with anthocyanin accumulation triggered by different stimuli, including metal, which provides a more efficient antioxidant defense.

Corresponding Author: Denis Coelho de Oliveira

Associate Editor: Bruno Ferreira

Editor-in-Chief: Thais Elias Almeida

74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

One of the most fascinating aspects of the plant immune system is the growth versus defense antagonism. This phenomenon describes a physiological condition where the activation of defense mechanisms suppresses growth, and vice-versa.

Corresponding Author: Marcelo L. Campos

Associate Editor: Moemy Moraes

Editor-in-Chief: Thais Elias Almeida

74ᵗʰ Brazilian Botany Conference

Bioregionalizations constitute an important tool to synthesize biodiversity knowledge, essential for conservation planning. Bioregions currently recognized in the Neotropics have been delineated using different methods and biological groups, frequently suggesting conflicting results.

Corresponding Author: Luísa Lucresia

Associate Editor: Thiago André

Editor-in-Chief: Thais Elias Almeida

Responsible Editor

Thais Elias Almeida

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco

Recife, PE, Brazil