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                <text>Objetivou-se caracterizar a estrutura da comunidade fitoplanctônica bem como as principais variáveis abióticas do estuário do rio Apodi-Mossoró, Rio Grande do Norte, Brasil. Foram realizadas coletas mensais durante as marés altas de sizígia e análises de variáveis abióticas e bióticas de julho de2004 aagosto de 2005 em três pontos (foz, estuário médio e estuário superior). Foram calculadas as médias para cada estação de coleta e período sazonal, além dos atributos de comunidade: riqueza, diversidade e equitabilidade. Para a identificação dos principais fatores responsáveis pela variância dos dados foi realizada a Análise de Componentes Principais, as variações na abundância fitoplanctônica, por sua vez, foram avaliadas usando a Análise de Correspondência e a Análise de Correspondência Canônica. O estuário do rio Apodi-Mossoró é um ecossistema tropical e estável termicamente, influenciado pela sazonalidade dos períodos de estiagem e chuvas. Seu regime de salinidade predominante é o euhalino, podendo variar entre oligohalino e hipersalino em função do balanço hídrico, além disso, seu pH é predominantemente alcalino. Este ambiente pode ser considerado oligotrófico e bem oxigenado. A comunidade fitoplanctônica do estuário esteve composta por 109 táxons infragenéricos, pertencentes a cinco grupos distintos, com Bacilallariophyta apresentando maior contribuição, tanto no aspecto qualitativo (62%) como quantitativo (74%). A riqueza, bem como a diversidade, foi superior em 2004, assim como no período de estiagem, apresentando tendência de diminuição conforme o afastamento da foz e, segundo os atributos de comunidade, esta é de elevada riqueza e bem distribuída, porém, de baixa diversidade.Composition of the phytoplankton community in the Apodi-Mossoró River estuary, Brazilian semi-aridAbstract: The objective was to characterize the structure of the phytoplankton community as well as the main abiotic variables of the Apodi-Mossoró estuary, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. Monthly collections were carried out during high tides of syzygy and analyzes of abiotic and biotic variables from July 2004 to August 2005 in three points (estuary, middle estuary and upper estuary). The means were calculated for each collection season and seasonal period, in addition to the community attributes: richness, diversity and equitability. For the identification of the main factors responsible for the data variance, the Principal Component Analysis was performed and the variations in the phytoplankton abundance were evaluated using the Correspondence Analysis and Canonical-Correlation Analysis. The Apodi-Mossoró River estuary is a thermally stable tropical ecosystem, influenced by the seasonality of drought and rainy periods. Its predominant salinity regime is euhaline, which can vary from oligohaline to hypersaline as a function of water balance, and its pH is predominantly alkaline. This environment can be considered oligotrophic and well oxygenated. The phytoplankton community of the estuary consisted of 109 infrageneric taxa, belonging to five distinct groups, with Bacilallariophyta showing the greatest contribution, both in the qualitative aspect (62%) and in the quantitative aspect (74%). Wealth and diversity were higher in 2004, as well as in the dry season, with decreasing trends depending on the distance from the mouth, and according to community attributes, this richness is well distributed but low in diversity.</text>
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                <text>O plantio direto na capoeira é um sistema de substituição ao corte e queima que vem sendo implementado na Amazônia nas áreas de agricultura familiar. Como o manejo de plantas daninhas é essencial no processo produtivo, este trabalho visou realizar o levantamento florístico nas áreas de plantio direto na capoeira triturada e cultivada com feijão-caupi. A pesquisa foi conduzida em área de produtor rural no município de Zé Doca, Maranhão. O preparo da área foi realizado com um trator de rodas, juntamente com o implemento Ahwi FM600. A área foi cultivada inicialmente com milho, seguido do feijão-caupi BRS Guariba durante dois anos, sendo a avaliação das plantas daninhas realizada aos 30 e 60 dias após a semeadura, com um retângulo (0,5 x 0,3 m) lançado 30 vezes. A cada lançamento era realizada avaliação, com as partes aéreas das plantas daninhas colhidas, para a contagem, identificação e secagem, visando à obtenção dos índices fitossociológicos (frequência, densidade, dominância relativa e índice de valor de importância). Foram identificados 51 táxons distribuídos em 22 famílias, 43 gêneros e 46 espécies. As famílias de plantas daninhas com maior número de espécies foram Cyperaceae (7), Fabaceae (7), Poaceae (6), Malvaceae (5) e Rubiaceae (4). No ano agrícola de 2006/2007, as espécies com maior IVI foram Cyperus diffusus, Fimbristylis dichotoma, Spermacoce verticillata e Cyperus sp. No ano agrícola de 2007/2008, as principais espécies foram Digitaria horizontalis, seguida de C. diffusus e Pavonia cancellata. As plantas de capoeira originárias de rebrotas apresentaram os maiores IVIs no ano agrícola de 2006/2007 e sofreram redução drástica em 2007/2008. Conclui-se que o cultivo progressivo reduz as plantas de capoeira e aumenta o extrato herbáceo.The no-tillage system in secondary vegetation is a replacement to the slash-and- burn method, using annual crops such as cowpea in family farming in the Amazon. Since weed management is an essential part of the production process, this study aimed to survey the flora in no-tillage areas of a chopped secondary forest cultivated with cowpea. This work was conducted in a rural farming area in the municipality of Zé Doca, MA in the agricultural years 2006/2007 and 2007/2008. The preparation of the area was carried out with a wheel tractor using the implement ahwi FM600. The area was originally planted with maize followed by BRS Guariba cowpea for two years.Weed evaluation was carried out 30 and 60 days after sowing with a rectangle (0.5 x 0.3 m), launched 30 times. Evaluation was performed every time, with the aerial parts of the weeds being harvested for counting, identification, and drying, to obtain the phytosociological indices (frequency, density, dominance index, and importance value). The families with the most weed species were Cyperaceae (7), Fabaceae (7), Poaceae (6), Malvaceae (5) and Rubiaceae (4). In the agricultural years 2006/2007, the species with the highest IVI were: Cyperus diffusus, Fimbristylis dichotoma, Spermacoce verticillata and Cyperus sp. In the agricultural years 2007/2008, the main species were: Digitaria horizontalis, followed by C. diffusus, Pavonia cancellata and F. dichotoma. The secondary forest plants originated from sprouting presented the highest IVIs in the agricultural year 2006/2007 and suffered a drastic reduction in 2007/2008. Thus, it can be concluded that progressive cultivation reduces secondary forest plant sprouting and increases the herbaceous extract.</text>
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                <text>Composição florística e estrutura da comunidade de plantas do estrato herbáceo em áreas de cultivo de árvores frutíferas Floristic composition and community structure of understory vegetation in orchard</text>
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                <text>O objetivo do presente trabalho foi caracterizar, em três épocas, a comunidade de plantas presentes em áreas de cultivo de abacateiro e de nogueira pecan, localizadas na Fazenda Experimental Lageado, da FCA-UNESP, município de Botucatu-SP. Em decorrência da arquitetura da copa e do caráter decíduo das nogueiras, esta área apresenta-se mais ensolarada, o que produz condições ambientais diferentes entre as duas áreas estudadas. Foi estabelecida uma grade retangular composta de 55 parcelas quadradas, contíguas, com 5 m de lado, havendo 40 parcelas sob os abacateiros e 15 sob as nogueiras. As coletas foram realizadas em março, maio e agosto de 1993, quando foram sorteados quadrados de 1x 1 m em cada parcela, de forma a não haver coincidência entre as amostragens realizadas em cada época. Foram levantadas as espécies ocorrentes, sua porcentagem de cobertura e freqüência. Os dados foram analisados através de métodos multivariados, utilizando-se a Análise de Agrupamento para as seis situações (3 épocas x 2 ambientes). Foram coletadas, no total, 54 espécies, distribuídas em 38 gêneros e 19 famílias, sendo Asteraceae e Poaceae as que contribuíram com o maior número de espécies. A riqueza em espécies foi maior na área sob as nogueiras; em ambas as áreas, a riqueza foi maior na estação úmida. Sob os abacateiros, a porcentagem de cobertura total da comunidade apresentou pouca variação temporal, diferindo da área sob as nogueiras onde se observou flutuação deste parâmetro. O padrão de distribuição espacial, para quase todas as populações, foi do tipo agrupado. A similaridade florística foi maior entre as duas áreas dentro de cada época de coleta. A presença constante de espécies como Commelina nudiflora que contribuiu com valores elevados de cobertura nas três épocas de coleta, mostra a necessidade de utilizar métodos de controle permanentes na área do pomar estudado.The main goal of this study was to describe the floristic composition and the community structure of the vegetation under avocado and pecan trees growing at Fazenda Experimental Lageado, FCA -UNESP, Botucatu -SP, Brazil. The studied areas differ in relation to light exposure conditioned by canopy architecture and pecan leaf deciduousness. A rectangular frame measuring 25 x 55 m was divided in 55 quadrats of 5 x 5 m. Forty quadrats were located under avocado trees and 15 under pecan trees. Frequency and percentage weed cover were estimated in both conditions at March, May and August 1993. Quadrats of 1 x 1 m were randomly assigned to a new area within each plot, each month. A Cluster Analysis was performed with six experimental groups (3 sampling dates x environmental conditions). Fifty four species, 38 genera and 19 families were recorded in total. Asteraceae and Poaceae had greater number of species. Species richness was greater at pecan tree community. In both areas, the richness was greater at the wet season. Total percentage of weed cover showed small variation only under the avocado trees during the study period. Most populations showed an aggregate distribution pattern. Floristic similarity was greater among the two areas at each sampling period. Commelina nudiflora and some other weed species had high cover values during all the study period. Therefore, a continuous weed control is indicated to the studied orchard.</text>
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                <text>Nas pastagens, as árvores e arbustos, remanescentes da floresta original ou oriundas da chuva de sementes, fazem parte das plantas espontâneas; por um lado podem ser consideradas competidoras que enfraquecem a forrageira, por outro lado podem ser responsáveis por uma dinâmica equilibrada, inclusive diminuindo a densidade das competidoras. O objetivo deste estudo foi descrever a estrutura e composição florística das plantas espontâneas e verificar a influência da espécie forrageira e a presença de plantas lenhosas existentes acima do estrato herbáceo, além de investigar a existência ou não de infestação nas pastagens ao longo da BR-156, no município de Oiapoque, estado do Amapá, Brasil. Foram amostrados 31 pastos em propriedades de pequenos agricultores familiares; esses foram categorizadas de acordo com: (1) as espécies forrageiras (Urochloa brizantha cv. Marandu e U. humidicola); (2) e a presença de plantas lenhosas (pastos limpos ou sujos) acima do estrato herbáceo. Em cada área, o levantamento florístico foi realizado em um transecto de 1 x 50 m (50 m²), onde todos os indivíduos com 0,10 ≤ altura &lt; 2,0 m foram inventariados. Foram encontradas 90 espécies, com predominância das herbáceas. A composição florística das plantas espontâneas é bem similar àquelas encontradas em outras pastagens da Amazônia, contudo vários pastos mostraram infestação por alguma espécie, tais como Stigmaphyllon convolvulifolium, Stigmaphyllon sinuatum, Borreria verticillata, Hyptis atrorubens, Desmodium barbatum ou Stachytarpheta cayennensis. A estrutura e composição florística das plantas espontâneas não é influenciada nem pela forrageira, nem pela presença de plantas lenhosas existentes acima do estrato herbáceo.</text>
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                <text>Os quintais agroflorestais são comuns entre os agricultores familiares da Amazônia, sendo sistemas de uso da terra sustentáveis desenvolvidos a partir dos saberes tradicionais. Além de ter como principal finalidade a promoção da segurança alimentar, são espaços de socialização e lazer para os agricultores e, podem contribuir para a composição de sua renda pela venda do excedente da produção. O objetivo desse trabalho foi identificar a diversidade dos quintais, a partir da composição de flora e fauna. A pesquisa estudou 37 quintais agroflorestais em cinco comunidades em Igarapé-Açu e Marapanim, nordeste paraense, usando técnicas de observação direta em campo, aplicação de questionários semiestruturados, notas etnográficas e turnê guiada nos quintais agroflorestais. Foram 107 espécies vegetais identificadas e 12 animais. Estes dados revelam que há uma quantidade maior de espécies comparativamente a outros estudos, o que se pode inferir grande conhecimento tradicional empregado na constituição e diversificação desses sistemas de uso da terra no local de estudo, considerando, o baixo nível tecnológico e força de trabalho familiar empregados. Assim, esses espaços característicos das paisagens rurais dos agricultores familiares do nordeste paraense correspondem elementos fundamentais dos seus agroecossistemas, gerando produção e garantindo a reprodução das famílias.Floristic and faunal composition homegardens of family farming in northeast ParáAbstract: The homegardens are common among family farmers in the Amazon, and sustainable land use systems developed from traditional knowledge. Besides having as main purpose the promotion of food security, they are spaces for socialization and recreation for farmers and can contribute to the composition of its income from the sale of production surplus. The aim of this study was to identify the diversity of yards from the flora and fauna composition. The research studied 37 homegardens in five communities in Igarapé-Açu and Marapanim, northeast Pará, using direct observation techniques in the field, application of semi-structured questionnaires, ethnographic notes and guided tour in homegardens. Were identified 107 plant species and 12 animals. These data show that there is a greater number of species compared to other studies, which can be inferred large traditional knowledge used in the creation and diversification of these land use systems in the study site, considering the low technological level and family labor employees. Thus, these characteristic spaces of the countryside of family farmers in northeast Pará match key elements of their agricultural ecosystems, generating production and ensuring the reproduction of families.</text>
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                <text>The objective of this work was to evaluate the chemical composition and microbial of biofertilizers at different decompositions times. For this, we used biofertilizers two. The experimental designused was entirely randomized in factorial scheme 2x7 two sources of manure (cattle and chicken) and seven times of decomposition (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 days), with three replications. We evaluated the chemical parameters (pH, CE, dry mass, N, P, K, Ca and Mg) and microbiological (bacteria, fungi and actinomycetes total). The chicken manure gave significant increase of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, dry mass and electrical conductivity. The highest concentration was within 15 to 20 days of decomposition, with the exception of nitrogen, with the highest concentration on the preparation of biofertilizer. In the microbiological analysis, the chicken manure resulted in higher total population of microorganisms (bacteria, fungi and actinomycetes total) compared to beef. The decomposition periods of biofertilizers influence on nutrient levels, diversity and populations of microorganisms.</text>
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                <text>O presente trabalho apresenta os resultados de estudo sobre a ictiofauna (inventano, distribuição, aspectos ecológicos) da bacia do rio Trombetas, entre Oriximiná e o igarapé Caxipacoré, na área de influência da futura UHE Cachoeira Porteira. Foram realizadas seis expedições de coleta entre os anos de 1985 e 1988, sendo três no período de cheia e três na seca, em seis diferentes regiões. Os dados quantitativos foram obtidos utilizando-se uma bateria padronizada com onze malhadeiras, em pescarias de 24 horas. O esforço empregado com este aparelho por região e época foi de 1.544,97 m2/24 horas. Outros aparelhos e métodos também foram utilizados nas capturas de modo que o inventário fosse o mais completo possível. No total foram coletadas 342 espécies de peixes, pertencentes a 11 ordens e 43 famílias. Nas pescarias padronizadas foram capturados 10.806 exemplares, com 2.181.735 gramas, correspondendo a 228 espécies, de 9 ordens e 30 famílias. O rio Trombetas apresenta duas regiões distintas no seu curso, sendo a cachoeira Porteira, o ponto de divisão. A ictiofauna apresenta distribuição espacial relacionada com esta separação, cerca de um terço das espécies são exclusivas da região de jusante e outro terço ocorre apenas na região de montante. As cachoeiras e corredeiras são importantes barreiras à dispersão das espécies dentro do rio Trombetas, mas as condições ambientais gerais parecem também influenciar esta distribuição. Das espécies que tiveram a alimentaçãoanalisada a maioria dependia de alimentos de origem autóctone. As espécies piscívoras foram dominantes em biomassa na maioria das regiões e épocas.</text>
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                <text>Richness and diversity of briophyte species from severallocalites in tropical and Subandean regions at Serrania del Perijá (Cesar- Colombia) were studied. All registers: of mosses (111 species) and thirteen of seventy - six hepatics are new corological novelties. Species established in the tropical region represent 5% ofthe total of species : meantime atthe Subandean zone occurs mostly ofthe species (95%).En varias localidades de las regiones de vida tropical y subandina de la Serranía del Perijá (Cesar, Colombia) se encontraron 111 especies de musgos y 76 de hepáticas. Todos los registros de musgos y 13 de hepáticas son novedades coro lógicas para la brioflora del Cesar. En la franja tropical (0-900 m) se encuentra el 15% de las especies, mientras que en la subandina (franja baja de 1000-1590 m y franja alta de 1600-2000 m) se concentra e195% de las especies registradas.</text>
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