Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil
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Resumo: | The Espinhaço Mountain Range is an important complex of mountains and plateaus within the Brazilian Cerrado. Within this area we can found peatlands ecosystem, which are important carbon reservoirs and home of a variety of plants and their floral visitors. We investigated if there are differences in the planta-visitor community between protected peatlands(Rio Preto State Park) and unprotected peatlands (Araçuai river). To conduct the research, six field trips of three days each (between October 2021 and November 2022) were conducted to sample plants and their Floral visitors. For comparison, the areas were divided into wet (peatlands) and dry grasslands. We sampled 284 individuals of floral visitors from 107 species visiting 45 plant species. In the protected area we found 62 floral visitors species visiting 33 plant species and in the non-protected area 58 floral visitor’s species in 26 plant species. We also found higher Floral visitors richness in the wet areas (peatlands) (82 species) compared with dry areas (grasslands) (36 species). Furthermore, wet areas show higher abundance and richness of Floral visitors. Plant communities show some similarities, although they have different blooming periods. |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, BrazilInterações entre plantas e visitantes florais em ecossistemas de turfeiras em Minas Gerais, Brasilinteração animal-plantacampos rupestres graminosospolinizadoresplant-animal interactionsgrasslandspollinatorsThe Espinhaço Mountain Range is an important complex of mountains and plateaus within the Brazilian Cerrado. Within this area we can found peatlands ecosystem, which are important carbon reservoirs and home of a variety of plants and their floral visitors. We investigated if there are differences in the planta-visitor community between protected peatlands(Rio Preto State Park) and unprotected peatlands (Araçuai river). To conduct the research, six field trips of three days each (between October 2021 and November 2022) were conducted to sample plants and their Floral visitors. For comparison, the areas were divided into wet (peatlands) and dry grasslands. We sampled 284 individuals of floral visitors from 107 species visiting 45 plant species. In the protected area we found 62 floral visitors species visiting 33 plant species and in the non-protected area 58 floral visitor’s species in 26 plant species. We also found higher Floral visitors richness in the wet areas (peatlands) (82 species) compared with dry areas (grasslands) (36 species). Furthermore, wet areas show higher abundance and richness of Floral visitors. Plant communities show some similarities, although they have different blooming periods.A Serra do Espinhaço é um importante complexo de terras altas dentro do bioma Cerrado, um hot spot de biodiversidade. Nessa área encontramos ecossistemas de turfeiras, importantes reservatórios de carbono e hábitat de muitas espécies. Investigamos se existem diferenças na comunidade de plantas e seus visitantes florais entre turfeiras protegidas (Parque Estadual do Rio Preto) e não protegida (turfeiras do Araçuai). Para condução da pesquisa, seis campanhas de campo de três dias cada (entre outubro de 2021 e novembro de 2022) foram realizadas para amostragem de plantas e seus polinizadores. Para comparação, as áreas foram divididas entre campo limpo úmido (turfeiras) e seco. Foram amostrados 284 indivíduos de polinizadores de 107 espécies visitando 45 espécies de plantas. Na área protegida, foram encontradas 62 espécies de polinizadores visitando 33 espécies de plantas; enquanto na área não protegida foram encontradas 58 espécies de polinizadores em 26 espécies de plantas. Também foi observada maior riqueza de polinizadores nas áreas de campo úmido (turfeiras) (82 espécies) em comparação com as áreas de campo limpo seco (36 espécies). Adicionalmente, o campo úmido apresentou maior riqueza e abundância de polinizadores. As comunidades de plantas apresentam similaridades, ainda que com diferenças nos períodos de floração.UFVJM2023-04-26info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtigo avaliado pelos Paresapplication/pdfhttps://revistas.ufvjm.edu.br/revista-espinhaco/article/view/23110.5281/zenodo.7764171Revista Espinhaço ; Revista Espinhaço #212317-0611reponame:Revista Espinhaçoinstname:Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri (UFVJM)instacron:UFVJMenghttps://revistas.ufvjm.edu.br/revista-espinhaco/article/view/231/214Copyright (c) 2023 Revista Espinhaço https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBeyer, Hannah Mendonça Filho, Carlos Victor Tassinari, Diego Pataca, Letícia C.Antonini , Yasmine 2023-04-26T18:28:24Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/231Revistahttps://revistaespinhaco.com/index.php/revista/indexPUBhttps://revistas.ufvjm.edu.br/revista-espinhaco/oairevista.espinhaco@gmail.com || doug.sathler@gmail.com2317-06112317-0611opendoar:2023-04-26T18:28:24Revista Espinhaço - Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri (UFVJM)false |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil Interações entre plantas e visitantes florais em ecossistemas de turfeiras em Minas Gerais, Brasil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil Beyer, Hannah interação animal-planta campos rupestres graminosos polinizadores plant-animal interactions grasslands pollinators |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Plant-pollinator interaction in a peatland ecosystem in Minas Gerais, Brazil |
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Beyer, Hannah |
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Beyer, Hannah Mendonça Filho, Carlos Victor Tassinari, Diego Pataca, Letícia C. Antonini , Yasmine |
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Mendonça Filho, Carlos Victor Tassinari, Diego Pataca, Letícia C. Antonini , Yasmine |
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Beyer, Hannah Mendonça Filho, Carlos Victor Tassinari, Diego Pataca, Letícia C. Antonini , Yasmine |
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interação animal-planta campos rupestres graminosos polinizadores plant-animal interactions grasslands pollinators |
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interação animal-planta campos rupestres graminosos polinizadores plant-animal interactions grasslands pollinators |
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The Espinhaço Mountain Range is an important complex of mountains and plateaus within the Brazilian Cerrado. Within this area we can found peatlands ecosystem, which are important carbon reservoirs and home of a variety of plants and their floral visitors. We investigated if there are differences in the planta-visitor community between protected peatlands(Rio Preto State Park) and unprotected peatlands (Araçuai river). To conduct the research, six field trips of three days each (between October 2021 and November 2022) were conducted to sample plants and their Floral visitors. For comparison, the areas were divided into wet (peatlands) and dry grasslands. We sampled 284 individuals of floral visitors from 107 species visiting 45 plant species. In the protected area we found 62 floral visitors species visiting 33 plant species and in the non-protected area 58 floral visitor’s species in 26 plant species. We also found higher Floral visitors richness in the wet areas (peatlands) (82 species) compared with dry areas (grasslands) (36 species). Furthermore, wet areas show higher abundance and richness of Floral visitors. Plant communities show some similarities, although they have different blooming periods. |
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