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Original Article Silviculture

Comportamento de Sementes de Peltophorum dubium [(Spreng.) Taub.] em Banco de Sementes Induzido

Behavior of Peltophorum dubium ((Spreng.) Taub.) Seeds in a Burial Seed Bank

Silva, Girlânio Holanda da; José, Anderson Cleiton; Faria, José Márcio Rocha

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Resumo

A capacidade que determinadas espécies têm de manter as sementes viáveis por longos períodos no banco de sementes é essencial para a resiliência ambiental, o que é utilizado na restauração florestal. Este trabalho teve como objetivo estudar o comportamento de banco de sementes induzido de P. dubium. A indução do banco de sementes foi feita em fragmento de Floresta Estacional Semidecídual. Foram utilizadas 100 amostras de copos de polietileno, compostas por 25 sementes cada. A cada dois meses, 5 amostras foram retiradas para determinação de: conteúdo de água, viabilidade, porcentagem de emergência de plântulas e porcentagem de predação. As sementes da espécie P. dubium podem permanecer por até 16 meses viáveis enterradas no solo. Esse resultado permite a classificação da espécie como formadora de banco de sementes persistente. A predação de sementes foi o principal fator para que ocorresse a redução do banco de sementes do solo.

Palavras-chave

dormência, viabilidade, longevidade

Abstract

The ability of certain species in keeping the seeds viable for long periods in the soil seed bank is essential for environmental resilience, which is used in forest restoration. This work aimed to study the behavior of a buried seed bank of P. dubium. Burial seed bank was performed in a fragment of Seasonal Semideciduous Forest. One hundred samples consisting of 25 seeds in polyethylene cups were placed under the canopy. Every two months, five samples were taken for determination of water content, viability, emergency (root protrusion and seedling formation) and predation. Seeds of P. dubium may remain buried in the ground for up to 16 months keeping their viability. This result indicates that P. dubium is able to form persistent soil seed bank. The predation was the main factor contributing to the seed bank reduction.

Keywords

dormancy, viability, longevity

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