Biomassa e nutrientes na floresta estacional decidual, em Santa Tereza, RS

• Autor(a) principal: Brun, Eleandro José
• Data de Publicação: 2004
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações do UFSM
• Texto Completo: http://repositorio.ufsm.br/handle/1/8673
• topic: Silvicultura; Floresta estacional decidual; Biomassa; Nutrientes; CNPQ::CIENCIAS AGRARIAS::RECURSOS FLORESTAIS E ENGENHARIA FLORESTAL

It had been esteemed the accumulated biomass above and below the soil in two succession phases of a Seasonal Deciduous Forest (brushwood and secondary forest) located in Santa Tereza, RS, and the concentrations and contents of macronutrients, micronutrients and organic carbon in the biomass, allied to the study of the physical and chemistries characteristics of the soil in this areas and to the calculation of the forests nutrients efficiency use. Using three random 10 m x 10 m stands in each area, the individuals had been divided in stratum: herbaceous, bush, arboreal and lianas. All the fractions had been weighted and sub-sampling for sending to the laboratory (fractions had been dried, weighted and analyzed). For the bark percentage determination, it had been removed three disks from each tree (one at the base, other at the middle and the last one at the log s end). The accumulated biomass above the soil reached 102,3 Mg ha-1 in the brushwood (2.25% leaves; 20.68% alive branches; 0.80% branches died; 49.95% wood; 7.51% bark; 0.24% leaves of the bush stratum; 3.40% wood/branches of the bush stratum; 0.92% herbaceous stratum and 14.24% lianas) and, in the secondary forest, of 157,6 Mg ha-1 (2.23% leaves; 28.37% alive branches; 1.94% died branches; 52.41% wood; 6.76% bark; 0.19% leaves of the bush stratum; 2.65% wood/branches of the bush stratum; 0.48% herbaceous stratum and 4.97% lianas). The biomass of thick roots had superior accumulation in the secondary forest (38.83 Mg ha-1) in relation to the brushwood (24.95 Mg ha-1). The fine roots presented superior total biomass in the brushwood (7.93 Mg ha-1 against 2.84 Mg ha-1 in the secondary forest). The density of fine roots had been superior at the first soil layer, where, in the brushwood, 45.5% and 67.8% of fine roots are between 0-10 and 0-20 cm of soil, respectively, against 29.9% and 52.1% in the secondary forest. The accumulated litter on the soil reached 7.25 Mg ha-1 in the brushwood and 9.81 Mg ha-1 in the secondary forest. The fraction that present the largest macronutrients contents is the foliar. The biomass above the soil accumulates, in the brushwood (kg ha-1): 41808.1 (C); 1097.7 (N); 67.2 (P); 743.4 (K); 1681.4 (Ca); 132.6 (Mg); 77.6 (S); 1.96 (B); 0.70 (Cu); 6.47 (Fe); 3.01 (Mn) and 2.19 (Zn). In the secondary forest, the nutrients accumulation in biomass above the soil reaches (kg ha-1): 65473.6 (C); 1531.5 (N); 94.0 (P); 1005.7 (K); 2443.3 (Ca); 288.8 (Mg); 114.7 (S); 2.54 (B); 1.09 (Cu); 27.91 (Fe); 23.96 (Mn) and 4.34 (Zn). The roots present (kg ha-1): 13520.7 C; 434.0 N; 19.8 P; 161.2 K; 549.2 Ca; 59.2 Mg; 19.8 of S; 1.22 B; 0.33 Cu; 93.8 Fe; 4.68 Mn and 1.23 of Zn for the brushwood. In the secondary forest, the roots accumulate: 17156.9 C; 566.7 N; 29.2 P; 237.5 K; 579.3 Ca; 129.2 Mg; 58.4 S; 1.51 B; 0.45 Cu; 119.6 Fe; 10.32 Mn and 2.31 Zn. The litter had been presented, in the brushwood, a stock of (kg ha-1): 2825.6 (C); 95.0 (N); 3.6 (P); 18.1 (K); 156.0 (Ca); 13,8 (Mg); 6.5 (S); 0.28 (B); 0.08 (Cu); 9.83 (Fe); 2.83 (Mn) and 0.37 (Zn). In the secondary forest, the nutrients accumulation in the litter is (kg ha-1): 3762.4 (C); 115.8 (N); 4.9 (P); 26.5 (K); 220.7 (Ca); 15.7 (Mg); 6.9 (S); 0.31 (B); 0.11 (Cu); 9.94 (Fe); 1.82 (Mn) and 0.38 (Zn). The soil density reached smaller values in the superficial soil layer, increasing up to 30 cm and after that presenting values variables, for two sucession phases, with larger values in the brushwood. The two subseres soil had been presented characteristics of good or enough fertility, where just the contents of P, in two areas, and the K contents, in the brushwood, had been considered low. The amount of accumulated nutrients in the brushwood soil, up to 60 cm of depth, in kg ha-1, was: 112855.8 (C); 9728.2 (N); 24.6 (P); 298.8 (K); 35794.9 (Ca) and 5222.4 (Mg). In the secondary forest, the accumulation was: 112579.3 (C); 9704.3 (N); 25.3 (P); 553.3 (K); 30930.2 (Ca) and 4402.2 (Mg). The nutrients efficiency use tends to increase with the age of the vegetable succession, for most of the nutrients, implicating in a better nutrients use. The total biomass fraction with larger accumulation is the wood increasing your participation with elapsing of the forest age.