2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-06832013000100027
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Monitoramento em longo prazo da contenção vegetativa em talude rodoviário de saprolito de gnaisse em Minas Gerais

Abstract: A sucessão de eventos após a revegetação de uma área, em geral, não é estudada. Com o passar do tempo, um consórcio vegetal que se apresentou favorável na fase inicial pode não ser adequado no futuro, deixando a área com o solo descoberto e suscetível à ação dos fatores intempéricos. O objetivo deste trabalho foi monitorar características associadas à contenção vegetativa e, em longo prazo, o surgimento de novas formas de cobertura ou exposição do solo em resposta à revegetação com gramíneas e leguminosas em t… Show more

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“…As explained by [8], using a seed mix that incorporates both early-and late-successional species would result in both rapid revegetation and lasting vegetative cover for the long term. Reference [37] described that the succession of events after the revegetation of an area is generally not studied, as is the case in the present research. Over time, a plant consortium that initially seemed suitable may not be adequate in the future, leaving the area with exposed soil and vulnerable to the effects of weathering.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…As explained by [8], using a seed mix that incorporates both early-and late-successional species would result in both rapid revegetation and lasting vegetative cover for the long term. Reference [37] described that the succession of events after the revegetation of an area is generally not studied, as is the case in the present research. Over time, a plant consortium that initially seemed suitable may not be adequate in the future, leaving the area with exposed soil and vulnerable to the effects of weathering.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%