2023
DOI: 10.36229/978-65-5866-279-2
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Zoneamento ambiental e programas de manejo como instrumentos norteadores para a elaboração do plano de manejo do Parque Nacional dos Campos Gerais

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“…This study was conducted in Atlantic forest sites located within and nearby five Protected Areas Ferreira et al 2019), and tropical hot and humid ("Af") with mean annual temperature of 24 o C and rainfall and above 1,400 mm, without a defined dry season (ICMBIO 2011;. The predominant soil types are deep, acid, kaolinitic, highly weathered and nutrient-poor soil, ranging from Yellow to Red-Yellow Argisols (Ultisols) and Latosols (Oxisols) (Souza and Resende 1999;ICMBIO 2011;. Regarding the landscape structure, native forest cover and matrix quality varied between the regions (see Table S1).…”
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“…This study was conducted in Atlantic forest sites located within and nearby five Protected Areas Ferreira et al 2019), and tropical hot and humid ("Af") with mean annual temperature of 24 o C and rainfall and above 1,400 mm, without a defined dry season (ICMBIO 2011;. The predominant soil types are deep, acid, kaolinitic, highly weathered and nutrient-poor soil, ranging from Yellow to Red-Yellow Argisols (Ultisols) and Latosols (Oxisols) (Souza and Resende 1999;ICMBIO 2011;. Regarding the landscape structure, native forest cover and matrix quality varied between the regions (see Table S1).…”
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“…The vegetation in the region A is classified as Submontane Dense Ombrophilous Forest, formed within an average altitude of 50 to 600 meters and characterized by the presence of species that vary according to latitude, being composed mainly of tall phanerophytes (IBGE 2012). The climate vary from tropical wet and dry ("Aw", Köppen classification), with mean annual temperature and rainfall of 24 o C and ~1,270mm and a dry season from April to September(Souza and Resende 1999;…”
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