Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Autor(a) principal: Freire,Juliana Müller
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Romano,Iara Sabato, Souza,Maria Vitória dos Santos Careli de, Garofolo,Ana Cristina Siewert, Silveira Filho,Telmo Borges
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Floresta e Ambiente
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Resumo: Abstract Half of the territory in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) state is composed of degraded areas. This work evaluated the profile, distribution, and production capacity of plant nurseries in RJ which produce forest seedlings, as well as their species’ richness. The potential to meet the increased demand arising from environmental commitments in different hydrographic regions was also analyzed. We identified 81 active forest seedling nurseries and 73 of them participated in our interview, by adopting a regional survey. Nearly one-third of the nurseries closed down in this region in the last decade. A high richness of species in the nurseries (977 species, 99 native species/nursery) was found, representing 22% of the regional flora. Most of this species’ richness is exclusively produced by small nurseries. The current production of the nurseries is capable of supplying less than 1% of the potential demand for seedlings for restoring priority watershed areas in the state.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
title Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
spellingShingle Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Freire,Juliana Müller
Seedling production
Ecological restoration
Nurseries
Biodiversity
title_short Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
title_full Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
title_fullStr Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
title_full_unstemmed Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
title_sort Forest Seedlings Supply for Restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
author Freire,Juliana Müller
author_facet Freire,Juliana Müller
Romano,Iara Sabato
Souza,Maria Vitória dos Santos Careli de
Garofolo,Ana Cristina Siewert
Silveira Filho,Telmo Borges
author_role author
author2 Romano,Iara Sabato
Souza,Maria Vitória dos Santos Careli de
Garofolo,Ana Cristina Siewert
Silveira Filho,Telmo Borges
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Freire,Juliana Müller
Romano,Iara Sabato
Souza,Maria Vitória dos Santos Careli de
Garofolo,Ana Cristina Siewert
Silveira Filho,Telmo Borges
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Seedling production
Ecological restoration
Nurseries
Biodiversity
topic Seedling production
Ecological restoration
Nurseries
Biodiversity
description Abstract Half of the territory in Rio de Janeiro (RJ) state is composed of degraded areas. This work evaluated the profile, distribution, and production capacity of plant nurseries in RJ which produce forest seedlings, as well as their species’ richness. The potential to meet the increased demand arising from environmental commitments in different hydrographic regions was also analyzed. We identified 81 active forest seedling nurseries and 73 of them participated in our interview, by adopting a regional survey. Nearly one-third of the nurseries closed down in this region in the last decade. A high richness of species in the nurseries (977 species, 99 native species/nursery) was found, representing 22% of the regional flora. Most of this species’ richness is exclusively produced by small nurseries. The current production of the nurseries is capable of supplying less than 1% of the potential demand for seedlings for restoring priority watershed areas in the state.
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