Gisela Alexandra Gaio de Oliveira


AuthID: R-000-5JC

Confirmed Publications: 7



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TITLE: Biomonitoring spatial and temporal impact of atmospheric dust from a cement industry  Full Text
AUTHORS: Cristina Branquinho ; Gisela Gaio Oliveira ; Sofia Augusto ; Pedro Pinho ; Cristina Maguas ; Otilia Correia ;
PUBLISHED: 2008, SOURCE: 4th International Workshop on Biomonitoring of Atmospheric Air Pollution in ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION, VOLUME: 151, ISSUE: 2
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS CrossRef: 69
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TITLE: Effect of simulated reindeer grazing on the re-growth capacity of mat-forming lichens
AUTHORS: Gaio Oliveira, G ; Moen, J; Danell, O; Palmqvist, K;
PUBLISHED: 2006, SOURCE: BASIC AND APPLIED ECOLOGY, VOLUME: 7, ISSUE: 2
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Responses of the lichen Xanthoria parietina (L.) Th. Fr. to varying thallus nitrogen concentrations
AUTHORS: Gaio Oliveira, G ; Dahlman, L; Palmqvist, K; Maguas, C ;
PUBLISHED: 2005, SOURCE: LICHENOLOGIST, VOLUME: 37, ISSUE: 2
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Ammonium uptake in the nitrophytic lichen Xanthoria parietina and its effects on vitality and balance between symbionts
AUTHORS: Gaio Oliveira, G ; Dahlman, L; Palmqvist, K; Maguas, C ;
PUBLISHED: 2004, SOURCE: LICHENOLOGIST, VOLUME: 36, ISSUE: 1
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Growth in relation to microclimatic conditions and physiological characteristics of four Lobaria pulmonaria populations in two contrasting habitats  Full Text
AUTHORS: Gaio Oliveira, G ; Dahlman, L; Maguas, C ; Palmqvist, K;
PUBLISHED: 2004, SOURCE: ECOGRAPHY, VOLUME: 27, ISSUE: 1
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: The concentration of nitrogen in nitrophilous and non-nitrophilous lichen species
AUTHORS: Gaio Oliveira, G ; Branquinho, C ; Maguas, C ; Martins Loucao, MA ;
PUBLISHED: 2001, SOURCE: 4th International-Association-of-Lichenology Symposium in SYMBIOSIS, VOLUME: 31, ISSUE: 1-3
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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