Flora do fragmento florestal da Fazenda Poção, Colônia Treze, Lagarto, Sergipe : guia para aulas práticas

• Autor(a) principal: Santos, Luiz Aquino Silva
• Data de Publicação: 2015
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: https://ri.ufs.br/handle/riufs/6757
• topic: Ensino de biologia; Colônia Treze (Lagarto, SE); Botânica; Teaching biology; Botany; CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS::BOTANICA::BOTANICA APLICADA

Non-formal teaching spaces are places outside the school where it is possible for teachers to develop various types of classes. These spaces, when well explored, are able to aid the learner's learning, thus constituting a pedagogical tool of great importance for the teacher in the process of teaching learning. In this way, the non-formal spaces provide an adequate environment for attractive and innovative classes, capable of stimulating interest on the part of the students. Among these spaces are: Wildlife Refuges, Riparian woods, woods near schools, which can be used as didactic resources for the various contents of education. The Poção forest, situated in the village of Colônia Treze, in Lagarto-SE, is approximately 13 km from the municipality's headquarters and located only 4 km from two teaching units: the Luiz Alves de Oliveira State College and the Mons. João Baptista de C. Daltro. This work has as proposal, a guide to practical classes of botany in the environments found in the Poção forest, where species of plants occurring in this fragment of forest are reported. In this way, in addition to contributing to the teachers of the region, with the knowledge of the local floristic diversity, there will be collaboration for the conservation of the few native forest areas remaining in the State of Sergipe. In 2010, collections of botanical material were carried out along pre-existing and non-existent trails. The collected material was herborized and soon after being properly treated and identified, they were incorporated into the collection of the ASE Herbarium of the Federal University of Sergipe. All the species collected were photographed in the field. It was inventoried 165 species, distributed in 44 botanical families. The most representative family was Fabaceae, followed by Asteraceae and Cyperaceae respectively. With the possession of this list and of the photographs, the preliminary version of the field guide for practical classes of Botany in the Potion Forest was elaborated.