Revista Árvore (Aug 2010)

Regeneração natural como indicador de recuperação de área degradada a jusante da usina hidrelétrica de Camargos, MG Natural regeneration as an indicator of land reclamation near the Camargos hydroelectric plant, State of Minas Gerais

  • Wendy Carniello Ferreira,
  • Soraya Alvarenga Botelho,
  • Antonio Claudio Davide,
  • José Márcio Rocha Faria,
  • Daniel Furtado Ferreira

DOI
https://doi.org/10.1590/S0100-67622010000400009
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 34, no. 4
pp. 651 – 660

Abstract

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Foi avaliado o processo de regeneração natural de mata em função da distância do rio, da compactação do solo e da distância da fonte de sementes em uma área degradada por uso como área de empréstimo de terra para construção da barragem da UHE Camargos, MG, aos 155 meses após o plantio. Para o levantamento da regeneração natural foram implantadas parcelas de 2 x 15 m a cada 10 m, dentro de três transectos, alocados no sentido do declive, com 15 m de largura e comprimento variável, onde foi identificada e medida a altura de todos os indivíduos com DAPThe process of natural regeneration in an area degraded for the construction of the Camargos hydroelectric plant dam, MG, was analyzed 155 months after the planting for its reclamation. The analyses were done in function of the distance to the river, soil compaction and distance of the seed sources. The survey of the natural regeneration was done in plots of 2 x 15m allocated every 10m along three transects (15m width and variable length) parallel to the slope direction. All plants with DBH 10cm were identified and measured in height. Sixty four species of 27 families were found. The adjacent fragment provides a great amount of propagules for the natural regeneration, since many regenerative species in the recovering area were found only in the arboreal stratum of that fragment. A distance of up to 75m to the fragment did not affect the regeneration density, height and diversity, but in the plots taken by the grass Mellinis minutiflora, the density was smaller and the plants higher.

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