A AÇÃO FITOTERÁPICA DAS FOLHAS Averrhoa carambola L. NO COMBATE AO DIABETES MELLITUS

Costa, Lucas Ferreira; Santos, Kelly; Lima, Jean Tiago Correia; Silva, Alex Teófilo da; Santos, Maria Gleysiane Souza dos; Fonseca, Saskya Araújo; Gomes, Daniela Calumby de Souza; Silva, Sâmea Keise Oliveira da; Rocha, Thiago José Matos; Souza, Mayara Andrade; Pavão, Jessé Marques da Silva Júnior; Santos, Aldenir Feitosa dos; Costa, João Gomes da

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“…Regarding the Leguminosae, Ribeiro & Lima (2009) argue that, in addition to its diversification into seasonal environments, the association of the family with nitrogen-fixing bacteria has been identified as an efficient strategy for occupancy in nutrient and regenerationpoor environments, which are common in the Atlantic Forest. Costa et al (2009) argue that more than 70% of the original area covered by Semi-Deciduous Forests in Rio de Janeiro state have already been lost and has currently a low coverage of remnants in Conservation Units (CU), especially in the Integral Protection category. This situation harsh is not restricted to the state of Rio de Janeiro, it can be observed throughout the dry forest extension area.…”

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Leguminosae tree species diversity in coastal forests of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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This study investigated the current Leguminosae tree species composition in coastal forests over lithosoil soil or sandy plains in the eastern and central portion of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil. A comparative study between the Atlantic Forest areas of the Southeast Region of Brazil was conducted to evaluate the influence of environmental variables on floristic differentiation. A total of 34 areas of the Southeast Region was selected from the NeoTropTree platform and the Leguminosae species in these areas were the basis for a similarity analysis. The Jaccard Similarity Index and the UPGMA method were applied for grouping analysis. The relationships between the Leguminosae species composition and the environmental variables were investigated via Cannonical Correspondance Analysis (CCA). The cluster analysis showed that the Leguminosae tree species group of this portion of Rio de Janeiro coastline share floristic affinity with seasonal forests, a result confirmed by CCA. This floristic differentiation is sustained by an exclusive group of Leguminosae species established over lithosoils or sandy plains, and signals that the extent of dry forests in Rio de Janeiro state might be larger than currently stated. The results justify distinct conservation actions in view of the floristic singularities of these areas.

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