Phytosociological structure was studied in limestone mining quarries at Rio Claro, São Paulo, Brazil. Quarries presented a chronosequence, ranging 1 to 40 years old, with focus on vegetation community organization, floristic similarity and plant diversity of three areas in different successive stages, devastated by limestone mining. A total of 1957 individuals distributed in 32 botanical families and 91 species were sampled. Low species diversity was obtained, ranged among quarries ages. In the early-established quarries, Leguminosae, Malvaceae and Sterculiaceae were the families most representative in number of species, while for the age 27, Asteraceae and Poaceae were the most representative. Diversity indices indicated that species diver...
Campo rupestre is a kind of Brazilian rocky outcrop with high biodiversity and many endemic and thr...
The objective of this work was to compare the phytosociological structure\ud and to verify the simil...
With globally more than 100,000 km2 impacted by surface mining at present, and with increasing deman...
Phytosociological structure was studied in limestone mining quarries at Rio Claro, São Paulo, Brazil...
In this study we describe a case study to evaluate the floristic diversity and the soil conditions o...
<div><p>ABSTRACT Rupestrian complexes of the Serra do Espinhaço are recognized for their high degree...
The area of a recovering old sand mining site, in the city of São Vicente, SP, Brazil, was studied b...
Rupestrian complexes of the Serra do Espinha?o are recognized for their high degree of biodiversity ...
The mining activities cause intense environmental degradation, especially to the soil and vegetation...
O presente estudo teve por objetivo conhecer a estrutura fitossociológica da vegetação arbustivo-arb...
Sand dune quarries are a location of common aggregate mining activity developed in coastal areas, es...
Este estudo teve como objetivos analisar a composição florística da vegetação arbustivo-arbórea colo...
(The woody vegetation on quartzitic soils in Serra Negra (Rio Preto, MG): structure, diversity and ...
Quarrying activities result in vegetation destruction, soil denudation, and profound modification of...
ABSTRACT This study was conducted in a forest under restoration process, which belongs to the compan...
Campo rupestre is a kind of Brazilian rocky outcrop with high biodiversity and many endemic and thr...
The objective of this work was to compare the phytosociological structure\ud and to verify the simil...
With globally more than 100,000 km2 impacted by surface mining at present, and with increasing deman...
Phytosociological structure was studied in limestone mining quarries at Rio Claro, São Paulo, Brazil...
In this study we describe a case study to evaluate the floristic diversity and the soil conditions o...
<div><p>ABSTRACT Rupestrian complexes of the Serra do Espinhaço are recognized for their high degree...
The area of a recovering old sand mining site, in the city of São Vicente, SP, Brazil, was studied b...
Rupestrian complexes of the Serra do Espinha?o are recognized for their high degree of biodiversity ...
The mining activities cause intense environmental degradation, especially to the soil and vegetation...
O presente estudo teve por objetivo conhecer a estrutura fitossociológica da vegetação arbustivo-arb...
Sand dune quarries are a location of common aggregate mining activity developed in coastal areas, es...
Este estudo teve como objetivos analisar a composição florística da vegetação arbustivo-arbórea colo...
(The woody vegetation on quartzitic soils in Serra Negra (Rio Preto, MG): structure, diversity and ...
Quarrying activities result in vegetation destruction, soil denudation, and profound modification of...
ABSTRACT This study was conducted in a forest under restoration process, which belongs to the compan...
Campo rupestre is a kind of Brazilian rocky outcrop with high biodiversity and many endemic and thr...
The objective of this work was to compare the phytosociological structure\ud and to verify the simil...
With globally more than 100,000 km2 impacted by surface mining at present, and with increasing deman...