Functional and hydraulic traits of woody species from long-term experimental fire plots in southeastern Amazonia

Our research site was established in 2004 at Tanguro Farm (Querência, MT)
and is managed by the Amazon Environmental Research Institute (IPAM). It
was created as part of the largest experimental fire study ever conducted
in tropical forests. This long-term experiment is coordinated by IPAM in
partnership with the AMAGGI Group, the company that manages the farm.
Under a formal agreement, IPAM is authorized to conduct scientific
research on the farm with full freedom to publish all collected data and
research findings. Since its inception, the Tanguro research site has
fostered an extensive collaborative network, and numerous research
projects are currently being conducted in the region. One of the datasets
we are compiling from fieldwork includes functional traits of woody plants
occurring in both experimentally burned forests and unburned control
plots.