Supplementary Figure S1. Degraded pasture affected by sudden death of Brachiaria brizahnta cv. Marandu (síndrome da morte do braquiarão in Portugese) (A), sustainably intensified pasture (B) and grass-legume pastures (C). (B) and (C) represent improved management and carrying capacity managed under rotational grazing in the Brazilian Amazon. Photos courtesy of Judson Valentim / Embrapa. Supplementary Figure S2. Integrated crop-livestock-forestry system during forestry-cattle phase with seven year old eucalyptus trees and Brachiaria brizantha pastures under rotational grazing in the Brazilian Cerrado (left panel, photo: Lourival Vilela). A B C
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Supplementary Figure S1. Degraded pasture affected by sudden death of
Brachiaria brizahnta cv. Marandu (síndrome da morte do braquiarão in Portugese)
(A), sustainably intensified pasture (B) and grass-legume pastures (C). (B) and (C)
represent improved management and carrying capacity managed under rotational
grazing in the Brazilian Amazon. Photos courtesy of Judson Valentim / Embrapa.
Supplementary Figure S2. Integrated crop-livestock-forestry system during forestry-cattle phase with seven year old eucalyptus trees and Brachiaria brizantha pastures under rotational grazing in the Brazilian Cerrado (left panel, photo: Lourival Vilela).
Right panel: Integrated crop-livestock-forestry system during forestry-cattle phase with four year old eucalyptus trees and Brachiaria brizantha pastures under rotational grazing in the Brazilian Cerrado (Photo: Allan Kardec).
A B C
Integrated crop-livestock-forestry system in second year of the crop—forestry phase
with two year old eucalyptus trees and mature soybean crop in the Brazilian Cerrado
(Photo: Lourival Vilela).
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