“…Due to its territorial immensity (8, 511, 965Km 2 ), with 93% of the territory located in the Southern Hemisphere and 7% in the Northern Hemisphere, with a location in the inter-tropical zone of the planet, Brazil has different types of climates, such as equatorial, tropical, highland tropical, humid tropical, semi-arid and subtropical. This distribution of climates, depending on the region, can have well-distributed rainfall (e.g., the South region of Brazil), high temperatures throughout the year, insufficient and poorly distributed rainfall (e.g., the Northeast region of Brazil), high temperature, high humidity, and low thermal amplitude, with high levels of rainfall (e.g., the North region of Brazil, where the Amazon forest is located), mountain and plateau regions (e.g., the Southeast region of Brazil, which is characterized by low thermal amplitude and average temperature oscillating between 17˚C and 22˚C) [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9].…”