Future projections and ecological modeling for the distribution of non-conventional food plants
Carla Karoline Gomes Dutra Borges,
Jennifer Souza Tomaz,
Caroline de Souza Bezerra
et al.
Abstract:The importance of non-conventional food plants has been evidenced due to their great potential for phenotypic plasticity, resilience and resistance to permanence in inhospitable places. This study aimed to evaluate the natural distribution of two of these species (Eryngium foetidum and Fridericia chica) in the present period (2009-2019) and the projection for two future climate scenarios (RCP 4.5 - “less pessimistic” and RCP 8.5 - “more pessimistic”) in two-time intervals (2020-2050 and 2051-2070), in the six … Show more
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