Evangelista V, Scariot A, Teixeira HM, Júnior IML (2024). Local ecological knowledge and perception as a strategy in the management of ecosystem services. Journal of Environmental Management, 368, 122095.
Ribeiro FC, Torres CMME, Vale EMG, Darr D, Scariot A, Sevilha AC, de Oliveira Neto SN, Meinhold K and Kerkoff LA (2025). Understanding Factors Impacting Adoption and Use of Silvopastoral Systems with Native Trees in the Cerrado: Evidence from the Northern of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Trees, Forests and People, p.101040.
Corrêa TR, Matricardi EAT, Filoso S, Santos JAD, Scariot AO, Torres CMME, Martorano LG and Pereira EM (2025). Sustainability Under Deforestation and Climate Variability in Tropical Savannas: Water Yield in the Urucuia River Basin, Brazil. Sustainability, 17(18), p.8169.
Oliveira, K. N., Miguel, E. P., Rezende, A. V., de Azevedo, G. B., Martins, M. S., Matricardi, E. A. T., Scariot, A. O., Santos, J. A. d., & Stangerlin, D. M. (2026). Aboveground Similarity, Belowground Dominance: Biomass Allocation in Cerrado sensu stricto and Carrasco Vegetation in the Brazilian Semi-Arid. Diversity, 18(6), 348.
Oliveira, K. N., Miguel, E. P., Rezende, A. V., Matricardi, E. A. T., Scariot, A. O., Gaspar, R. d. O., Martins, M. S., Vaz, E. B. A., Stangerlin, D. M., Biali, L. J., & de Souza, Á. N. (2026). Total Biomass in the Neotropical Savanna Domain: Stock Estimation and Modeling with Edaphic Variables. Plants, 15(15), 2261
Kerkoff, L. A., Torres, C. M. M. E., Darr, D., Scariot, A. O., Matricardi, E. A. T., Ribeiro, F. C., Meinhold, K., & Oliveira Neto, S. N. de. (2026). Adoption of silvopastoral systems: A comprehensive systematic review and bibliometric analysis of global perspectives and trends. Agroforestry Systems, 100, 144.
Em fase de revisão para publicação:
- Reference evapotranspiration for sparse data and data gap filling in Python. A case study in the Urucuia River Basin;
- Integration VS Segregation: Can autochtonous silvopastoral systems enhance economic viability and ecological functionality of the Brazilian Cerrado?
- Functional traits and metrics in aboveground biomass estimation in different physiognomies of Cerrado;
- Diversity and Market Structures of Non-Timber Forest Product Traders in the Brazilian Cerrado;
- Can Extractivism save the Brazilian Cerrado? Insights from two decades of empirical research on non-timber forest products’ use and their role in sustainable development;
- Risk, Resilience, and Profitability Drivers: A Stochastic Evaluation of Production Systems in the Brazilian Cerrado;
- The inclusion of soil variables improved biomass modelling estimates in the Neotropical Savanna.
