The objective of this work was to evaluate the interference of light availability on response to fertilization of enrichment plantings of secondary growth forest with leguminous trees. The species Hymenaea courbaril, Stryphnodendron guianense, Parkia platycephala, and Stryphnodendron microstachyum were planted in a secondary growth forest under three fertilization treatments: organic fertilization, organic fert...
In order to produce useful knowledge to the initiatives of protection and management of forest fragments, more specifically for tropical dry forests which suffer with frequent anthropic activities, and due to the lack of specific studies, this article aimed describe the structure and the floristic similarity among three areas of dry forest with different management histories. The study was developed in Capitão ...
O presente estudo avalia a germinação de sementes de Anadenanthera colubrina, Acacia polyphylla e Bauhinia cheilantha, espécies típicas de florestas decíduas, submetidas a tratamentos pré-germinativos e ataque de insetos nativos. As sementes de cada espécie foram agrupadas em: sementes escarificadas com lixa, sementes imergidas em água aquecida a 70 °C, sementes com sinais de ataque por insetos e o grupo contro...
A fim de gerar conhecimento útil às iniciativas de proteção e manejo de fragmentos florestais, especificamente para florestas tropicais secas, que sofrem com frequentes atividades antrópicas e com a falta de estudos específicos, este artigo objetivou descrever a estrutura e a similaridade florística de três áreas de floresta estacional decidual em diferentes históricos de manejo. O estudo foi desenvolvido em Sa...
This study evaluates seeds germination of Anadenanthera colubrina, Acacia polyphylla and Bauhinia cheilantha, typical species of deciduous forests. Seeds were submitted to pre-germination treatments and attack of native insects. The seeds of each species were grouped in: seeds scarified with sandpaper; seeds immersed in water heated to 70 °C, seeds with signs of attack by herbivore insects and the control group...