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How the Disappearance of Ants, Complains and Deer Reduces Soil Fertility in Atlantic Forest
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Explore the Agron Portal and stay up to date on agribusiness, science and economy. Discover the knowledge that drives its success! Great herbivorous and frugivorous mammals of the Brazilian fauna — such as Tapirus terrestris (Tayassu pecari) and deer (Mazama spp.) — play a direct role in nutrient cycling and the physical dynamics of the forest soil. Long-term wildlife exclusion experiments installed in the Atlantic Forest reveal that the absence…
·Dourados, Brazil
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