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Tropical forest ecosystems may be subjected to climate-origin oxidative stress as it is observed in Southeast Brazil. The region is characterized by seasonal climate with well-defined wet and dry periods. Anthropogenic air pollutants are additional oxidative stress sources in these ecosystems. However, the tolerance of Brazilian tree species to oxidative stress is still unknown. Thus, the current...
This study summarizes the first effort to search for bioindicator tree species and respective potential biomarkers for future assessment of potential mixed pollution effects on the highly diverse Atlantic Forest in SE-Brazil. Leaves of the three most abundant species inventoried in a phytosociological survey (Croton floribundus, Piptadenia gonoacantha and Astronium graveolens) were collected in four...
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