Phenological studies on Copaifera are important for the rational use of the species and for the preparation of management plans . The reproduction of copaibas occurs from the fifth year of growth after planting in a climax forest ecosystem . C. multijuga, commonly found in the Amazon, blooms in the rainy season—between the months of December–April—and fructifies between April and July . Blooming of C. reticulata occurs from January to March, with fruiting from March to August, lasting into October . C. langsdorffii, observed in the Tijuca Forest, Rio de Janeiro, blooms between March and April and fructifies between August and September. Another survey carried out near Campinas, São Paulo state, showed that flowering of C. langsdorffii occurs in the middle of the rainy season (December–February), with development of fruit during the dry season (April–September) . The phenophases of C. officinalis were monitored in the municipality of Boa Vista (Roraima state, Brazil), and showed that the flowering of the species occurs between the months of September and November and the fruiting from November to March. Depending on the stage of fruit ripening, the dehiscence can begin in January, in which the seeds enveloped by the aril are exposed, allowing for their dispersal .