O efeito da heterogeneidade de habitats sobre as interações planta-polinizador em uma região da bacia do Rio Corumbataí - SP
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2007-09-28
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Patricio, Gleiciani Bürger [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Estudos realizados em ambientes fragmentados revelam que vários processos ecológicos são afetados pelo tamanho, forma e grau de isolamento dos remanescentes de vegetação nativa. A abundância local de polinizadores pode ser explicada pela relação de atratividade planta - polinizador e pela disponibilidade de sítios de nidificação e recursos florais. Este trabalho teve como objetivo geral, avaliar o efeito da heterogeneidade de habitats sobre a interação planta - polinizador em áreas com forte influência antrópica. A hipótese testada foi a de que a heterogeneidade de habitats afeta a disponibilidade de polinizadores e, conseqüentemente, a produção de frutos e sementes. Para isso, a espécie seleciona foi S. viarum. Foram selecionadas 12 áreas dentro da região da Bacia do Rio Corumbataí - SP, sendo 6 áreas mais homogêneas, com H < 0,9, e 6 mais diversificadas, com H > 1,4. Os pontos amostrais foram distribuídos nas áreas centrais desses habitats segundo as possibilidades de acesso. Para cada ponto amostral foi estabelecida uma estação de coleta de dados, onde foram instaladas as plantas para os estudos sobre polinização. Foram realizados 4 períodos de coletas de dados. Em um mesmo período, tanto áreas de alta como de baixa heterogeneidade foram observadas quanto à fenologia e à visitação por abelhas. Em relação à porcentagem de frutos formados de S. viarum Dun., evidenciando seu sucesso reprodutivo, houve diferença significativa entre as áreas localizadas na região de Rio Claro e as localizadas na região de Ipeúna, mas não entre as áreas de alta e baixa heterogeneidade. A análise da paisagem na escala de 600m mostrou que essas duas regiões diferem significativamente quanto à porcentagem de cobertura de mata. Isso pode, em parte, explicar a diferença encontrada entre as duas regiões, mas não entre áreas de alta e baixa heterogeneidade...
Studies carried through in fragmented environments disclose that some ecological processes are affected by the size, form and degree of isolation of the remainders of native vegetation. The local abundance of pollinators can be explained by the relation of plant-pollinator attractiveness and the availability of nest site and floral resources. This study it aimed to evaluate the effect of the heterogeneity of habitats on the interaction plant-pollinator in areas with strong antropogenic influence. The tested hypothesis was of that the heterogeneity of habitats affects the availability of pollinators and, consequently, the production of fruits and seeds. 12 areas inside of the region of the Basin of Rio Corumbataí - SP had been selected, being 6 more homogeneous areas, with H' < 0,9, and 6 more diversified, with H' > 1,4. The sampling points had been distributed in the central areas of these habitats according to access possibilities. For each sampling point, a period of collection of data was established, where the plants had been installed for pollination studies. Four periods of data collecting had been carried through. In a same period, as many areas of high as of low heterogeneity had been observed according the phenology and the visitation for bees. The percentage of formed fruits of S. Viarum Dun., evidencing the reproductive success, had significant difference between the located areas in the region of Rio Claro and the located ones in the region of Ipeúna, but not between the areas of high and low heterogeneity. The analysis of the landscape in the scale of 600m showed that these two regions differ significantly as for the percentage of bush covering. This can, in part, to explain the difference found between the two regions, but not between areas of high and low heterogeneity. A very small number of bees were collected in the flowers... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
Studies carried through in fragmented environments disclose that some ecological processes are affected by the size, form and degree of isolation of the remainders of native vegetation. The local abundance of pollinators can be explained by the relation of plant-pollinator attractiveness and the availability of nest site and floral resources. This study it aimed to evaluate the effect of the heterogeneity of habitats on the interaction plant-pollinator in areas with strong antropogenic influence. The tested hypothesis was of that the heterogeneity of habitats affects the availability of pollinators and, consequently, the production of fruits and seeds. 12 areas inside of the region of the Basin of Rio Corumbataí - SP had been selected, being 6 more homogeneous areas, with H' < 0,9, and 6 more diversified, with H' > 1,4. The sampling points had been distributed in the central areas of these habitats according to access possibilities. For each sampling point, a period of collection of data was established, where the plants had been installed for pollination studies. Four periods of data collecting had been carried through. In a same period, as many areas of high as of low heterogeneity had been observed according the phenology and the visitation for bees. The percentage of formed fruits of S. Viarum Dun., evidencing the reproductive success, had significant difference between the located areas in the region of Rio Claro and the located ones in the region of Ipeúna, but not between the areas of high and low heterogeneity. The analysis of the landscape in the scale of 600m showed that these two regions differ significantly as for the percentage of bush covering. This can, in part, to explain the difference found between the two regions, but not between areas of high and low heterogeneity. A very small number of bees were collected in the flowers... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Abelha, Ecologia - Corumbatai, Rio (SP), Habitat (Ecologia), Interação animal-planta, Polinização, Solanum viarum, Polinizador, Heterogeneidade, Habitat (Ecology), Bee
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PATRICIO, Gleiciani Bürger. O efeito da heterogeneidade de habitats sobre as interações planta-polinizador em uma região da bacia do Rio Corumbataí - SP. 2007. 67 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Instituto de Biociências de Rio Claro, 2007.