INPA | Tree species composition in different habitats of savanna used by indigenous in the Northern Brazilian Amazonia

In order to improve our knowledge on wood plants of these regional ecosystems we carried a tree inventory in four different habitats occurring in indigenous savanna areas of the Northern Brazilian Amazonia. The habitats were divided into two formations: forest (Alluvial forest, Forest island and Buritizais equal buriti palm formation) and non-forest (typical savanna). The inventory was carried out on two hectares established in the Darora Indigenous Community region, north of the State of Roraima.