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040			_aBR-BrBNA _beng
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100			_aBalduíno, Alexander
100			_aCorrêa, Rodrigo
100			_aMunhoz, Cássia Beatriz Rodrigues
100			_aChacon, Roberta
100			_aPinto, José Roberto Rodrigues
245			_aEdaphic Filters and Plant Colonization in a Mine Revegetated with Sewage Sludge
500			_aPublicação on-line; Bibliography p. 10-12 (55 ref.); 2 tables; 4 illus.; Summary (En)
520			_a ABSTRACT We evaluated the recruitment of plant species and their relation with edaphic attributes in a mine revegetated with sewage sludge in the Brazilian Federal District. Plant species in the revegetated mine and in remaining portions of Cerrado (savanna) within the mined landscape were sampled and identified. Then, samples of revegetated substrate and soils from Cerrado portions were collected, analyzed for chemical attributes and submitted to statistical tests. Results indicated that the remaining portions of Cerrado were colonized by 91 species (22% allochthonous species), and the revegetated substrate housed 62 species (55% allochthonous species). Multivariate tests showed that the edaphic condition built from the incorporation of sewage sludge into the mining substrate acted as filter on the assemblage of plant species. Despite the two study sites shared the same landscape, the Cerrado portions and the revegetated substrate did not share similar plant communities after a decade from mine rehabilitation works. Keywords: plant recruitment, ecological restoration, biosolids, Cerrado.
650			_aCERRADO
650			_aREVEGETAÇÃO
650			_aLODO RESIDUAL
650			_aREDE DE ESGOTO
650			_aRECUPERAÇÃO DO SOLO
773	0		_02929 _9347951 _dRio de Janeiro-RJ Instituto de Florestas - UFRRJ 1994 _o2025-0450 _tFloresta e Ambiente (Brazil) _x1415-0980 / ISSN 2179-8087 0nline _gv. 26(2) p. 1-12; (2019) _wBR2026000182
856			_uhttps://www.scielo.br/j/floram/a/Yj7WL3FjjwDyvpZRXhwMZPt/?format=pdf&lang=en
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