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    AnĂĄlise florĂ­stica e estrutural de sistemas agroflorestais das vĂĄrzeas do rio Juba, CametĂĄ, ParĂĄ Floristic and structural analysis of agroforestry floodplain systems of the Juba river, CametĂĄ, ParĂĄ

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    Estudou-se a composição florĂ­stica e a estrutura de sistemas agroflorestais (SAF) nas vĂĄrzeas do rio Juba, MunicĂ­pio de CametĂĄ-PA. Utilizou-se sete parcelas de 0,25 ha (50 m x 50 m) em SAF tradicionais. Cada parcela foi dividida em 25 sub-parcelas de 10 m x 10 m. As espĂ©cies foram classificadas quanto aos tipos de usos e em trĂȘs nĂ­veis de comercialização. Nos sete SAF foram inventariados 21060 indivĂ­duos/ha com CAP e" 10 cm ou (mĂ©dia de 3009 indivĂ­duos/ha), pertencentes a 27 famĂ­lias, 53 gĂȘneros e 61 espĂ©cies. Cinco espĂ©cies (8 %) sĂŁo comuns aos sete SAF. O uso energĂ©tico (lenha e carvĂŁo) foi o mais freqĂŒente (63 %). Os SAF apresentaram maior percentual de espĂ©cies comerciais (46 %). EspĂ©cies comumente encontradas nas vĂĄrzeas da AmazĂŽnia brasileira foram importantes nesse estudo: Euterpe oleracea Mart., Theobroma cacao L., Virola surinamensis (Rol.) Warb., Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg. e Carapa guianensis Aubl. Euterpe oleracea e Theobroma cacao, juntas apresentaram Dr mĂ©dia de 80 % e IVImĂ©dio de 48 %. Os valores mĂ©dios de abundĂąncia, ĂĄrea basal e IVI, bem como os percentuais de espĂ©cies potenciais e comerciais indicam grandes possibilidades de sustentabilidade se adotado manejo adequado e racional nesses importantes ecossistemas antrĂłpicos da AmazĂŽnia Oriental.<br>This study analyzed the floristic composition and the structure of traditional agroforestry systems (SAF) in the floodplains of the river Juba, CametĂĄ, ParĂĄ. The survey was made on seven plots of 0.25 ha (50 m x 50 m). Each plot was divided into 25 sub-plots of 10 m x 10 m. The species were classified in types of use and levels of commercialization. In seven SAF were surveyed 21060 individuals/ha with CAP e" 10 cm or (average of 3009 individuals/ha), belonging to 27 families, 53 genera and 61 species. Five species (8%) were common to the seven SAF. The most frequent (63 %) use of species was energy (firewood and coal). Most species were commercial (46%). Species commonly found in Brazilian the Amazon floodplains were important in this study: Euterpe oleracea Mart., Theobroma cacao L., Virola surinamensis (Rol.) Warb., Hevea brasiliensis Muell. Arg. and Carapa guianensis Aubl. Euterpe oleracea and Theobroma cacao; together these presented Drmedium of 80 % and IVImedium of 48 %. The average of abundance, basal area and IVI, as well as the percentages of potential and commercial species, indicated great sustainability possibilities if appropriate and rational handling were adopted in these important anthropic ecosystems of the Eastern Amazonian

    Snakes in a seasonally dry tropical forest in northeastern Brazil

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