Paulo Bernardino

A wood functional perspective on the low success of savanna trees under woody encroachment
Dória, LC, J Sonsin-Oliveira, CR Marcati, L Pereira, Paulo N. Bernardino, RS Oliveira, and N Pilon. (1969) 2026. “A Wood Functional Perspective on the Low Success of Savanna Trees under Woody Encroachment”. ANNALS OF BOTANY. doi:10.1093/aob/mcag020.
A wood functional perspective on the low success of savanna trees under woody encroachment
Dória, LC, J Sonsin-Oliveira, CR Marcati, L Pereira, Paulo N. Bernardino, RS Oliveira, and N Pilon. (1969) 2026. “A Wood Functional Perspective on the Low Success of Savanna Trees under Woody Encroachment”. ANNALS OF BOTANY. doi:10.1093/aob/mcag020.
Higher tree diversity reduces the likelihood of Amazon tipping points
Van Passel, J, K Van Meerbeek, Paulo N. Bernardino, W De Keersmaecker, S Lhermitte, B Rius, and B Somers. (2026) 2026. “Higher Tree Diversity Reduces the Likelihood of Amazon Tipping Points”. BIOGEOSCIENCES 23 (7): 2545-2567,. doi:10.5194/bg-23-2545-2026.
Vast, overlooked peat, and organic soils in Brazil's Cerrado: carbon storage, dynamics, and stability
Verona, LS, Amy Zanne, S Trumbore, Paulo N. Bernardino, GM Alencar, T Andreuccetti, D Herrera-Ramírez, et al. (2026) 2026. “Vast, Overlooked Peat, and Organic Soils in Brazil’s Cerrado: Carbon Storage, Dynamics, and Stability”. NEW PHYTOLOGIST. doi:10.1111/nph.71027.
Predictability of abrupt shifts in dryland ecosystem functioning
Bernardino, Paulo N., W De Keersmaecker, S Horion, S Oehmcke, F Gieseke, R Fensholt, R van de Kerchove, et al. (2026) 2025. “Predictability of Abrupt Shifts in Dryland Ecosystem Functioning”. NATURE CLIMATE CHANGE 15 (1). doi:10.1038/s41558-024-02201-0.
Critical slowing down precedes regime shifts in a Miombo woodland in Zambia
Bernardino, Paulo N., L Giagnacovo, B Muys, B Somers, and SL Maes. (2026) 2025. “Critical Slowing down Precedes Regime Shifts in a Miombo Woodland in Zambia”. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LETTERS 20 (7). doi:10.1088/1748-9326/ade0d9.
Open letter: There are more than just trees and forests to be conserved and restored
Pilon, N, F Peixoto, RS Oliveira, ACC Oliveira, J Alquéres, S Alvarado, JGM Angelo, et al. (2026) 2025. “Open Letter: There Are More Than just Trees and Forests to Be Conserved and Restored”. PLANTS PEOPLE PLANET 7 (5): 1220-1224,. doi:10.1002/ppp3.10635.
Open letter: There are more than just trees and forests to be conserved and restored
Pilon, Natashi, Franciele Peixoto, Rafael S. Oliveira, Ana Carolina C. Oliveira, Julio Alquéres, Swanni Alvarado, Jose G. M. Angelo, et al. 2025. “Open Letter: There Are More Than just Trees and Forests to Be Conserved and Restored”. PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET 7: 1220-24. doi:https://doi.org/10.1002/ppp3.10635.
Critical slowing down of the Amazon forest after increased drought occurrence
Van Passel, J, Paulo N. Bernardino, S Lhermitte, BF Rius, M Hirota, T Conradi, W De Keersmaecker, K Van Meerbeek, and B Somers. (2026) 2024. “Critical Slowing down of the Amazon Forest After Increased Drought Occurrence”. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 121 (22). doi:10.1073/pnas.2316924121.
Site-specific scaling of remote sensing-based estimates of woody cover and aboveground biomass for mapping long-term tropical dry forest degradation status
Fremout, T, JCD Vinatea, E Thomas, W Huaman-Zambrano, M Salazar-Villegas, DL de la Fuente, Paulo N. Bernardino, R Atkinson, E Csaplovics, and B Muys. (2026) 2022. “Site-Specific Scaling of Remote Sensing-Based Estimates of Woody Cover and Aboveground Biomass for Mapping Long-Term Tropical Dry Forest Degradation Status”. REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT 276. doi:10.1016/j.rse.2022.113040.