Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato

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Instituto de Botânica ORCID

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Ricardo K. Nakazato, Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato

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170

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Instituto de Botânica

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Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato is an author at Instituto de Botânica specializing in engineering, deforestation, and biogeochemistry.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	4	4	87
2	Business	1	1	26
3	Health Sciences	1	1	14
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	29
5	Public Health	1	1	32

Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato

Publications

130

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	Year	Citations
Trace metals at the tree-litter-soil- interface in Brazilian Atlantic Forest plots surrounded by sources of air pollution Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Isabela S. Lourenço, Marisia Pannia Esposito, Environmental Pollution Forest SoilBiogeochemistryEnvironmental ChemistryTree-litter-soil- InterfaceEngineering	2020	32
Oxidant-antioxidant balance and tolerance against oxidative stress in pioneer and non-pioneer tree species from the remaining Atlantic Forest Marisia Pannia Esposito, Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Andrea Nunes Vaz Pedroso, The Science of The Total Environment BiologyBotanyNatural SciencesTree GrowthForestry	2017	29
Will technological modernization for power generation at an oil refinery diminish the risks from air pollution to the Atlantic Rainforest in Cubatão, SE Brazil? Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Mirian Cilene Spasiani Rinaldi, Marisa Domingos Environmental Pollution Energy DevelopmentEngineeringOil RefinerySustainable EnergyEnvironmental Engineering	2014	26
Anthropogenic deposition increases nitrogen-phosphorus imbalances in tree vegetation, litter and soil of Atlantic Forest remnants Giovanna Boccuzzi, Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Milton Augusto Gonçalves Pereira, Plant and Soil BiogeochemistryEngineeringAtlantic Forest RemnantsAnthropogenic DepositionNutrient Cycle	2021	15
The redox state of Ipomoea nil ‘Scarlet O’Hara’ growing under ozone in a subtropical area Marcelle Dafré-Martinelli, Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Ana Paula L. Dias, Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety Environmental ChemistryBiogeochemistryEngineeringAir QualityAtmospheric Process	2011	14
Tropical trees: Are they good alternatives for biomonitoring the atmospheric level of potential toxic elements near to the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest? Ricardo Keiichi Nakazato, Mirian Cilene Spasiani Rinaldi, Marisa Domingos Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety ReforestationTropical TreesForest HealthBrazilian Atlantic RainforestEcotoxicology	2016	14

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