Título:	Origin of organic matter and quantity of transported material from Jaguari river, SP and MG, Brazil.
Autoria:	CAMARGO, P. B. de COSTA, C. F. G. FIGUEIREDO, R. de O. PICCOLO, M. C. REIS, L. C. MAJER, P. E. T.
Afiliação:	P. B. de CAMARGO, CENA/USP; C. F. G. COSTA, CENA/USP; RICARDO DE OLIVEIRA FIGUEIREDO, CNPMA; M. C. PICCOLO, CENA/USP; L. C. REIS, CENA/USP; P. E. T. MAJER, CENA/USP.
Ano de publicação:	2017
Referência:	In: CONGRESSO BRASILEIRO DE LIMNOLOGIA, 16., 2017, Rio de Janeiro. Recursos hídricos em crise: sustentabilidade, biodiversidade e integração de conhecimentos face a mudanças globais: resumos... Rio de Janeiro: Sociedade Brasileira de Limnologia, 2017. Ref. SE11. p. 142.
Conteúdo:	The objective was to investigate the origin of the organic matter of the sediment and the particulate material in the Jaguari River, under the influence of different land uses. The basin, a few decades ago, replaced the original vegetation of Savanna Brazilian and Atlantic Forest (C3 plants), for several agricultural uses, predominantly pastures (C4 plants), small crops, eucalyptus plantations and urbanization. Currently, it is located in a region with strategic environmental and location characteristics, which allowed the intensification of disorderly agricultural, industrial and population development. The study began in January of 2015 (one hydrological year), with monthly collections in 13 sampling stations in the Jaguari River, with influence of forest ecosystem, agricultural crop, pasture and urban use. The suspended particulate material, thin (MPS-F) and coarse (MPS-G), fractionated in the field by sieving (63?m mesh) and quantified in mass concentration; the sediment collected randomly with dredge in August. The isotope ratio was determined on the Thermo Quest Finningan Delta Plus mass spectrometer. The highest concentrations of MPS-F observed at the upstream of River, being 21% higher than in the downstream, due to mountainous relief of the region, the maximum and minimum concentration was 70.5 and 8.6 mg L-1. The MPS-F ?13C varied from 22.8 to -20.8? at the upstream, -21.7 to -18.5 ? in the middle point and -19.9 to -18.4? downstream. A difference found in the MPS-F between upstream and downstream average of -3.1?. The lowest value of ?15N of -4.8 ? occurred at spring water JN1 and the highest value of 5.2? at a point characterized by urbanization (J8) and domestic sewage. MPS-G at the upstream was 82% higher than in the downstream section (J9=0.7mg L-1; J10=0.9mg L-1) and ?13C? varied in the range of -26.3 -24.4? at the headwaters, -25.1 to -23.6? in the middle stretch and -24.6 to -23.6? downstream, with a difference of -1.6? between the upstream and downstream. Values more enriched in MPS-F than in MPS-G, representing a more modified material in the long time. The MPS-G is a recent input material into the river reflecting the vegetation of the basin plateau. Thus, MPS and sediment reflect diverse uses in the different stretches of the basin, with predominance of forest ecosystem origin at the headwaters, pasture and agriculture mix in the middle stretch and urbanization marked by domestic sewage downstream of the river.
NAL Thesaurus:	Land use
Palavras-chave:	Isotopic composition Watershed
Tipo do material:	Resumo em anais e proceedings
Acesso:	openAccess
Aparece nas coleções:	Resumo em anais de congresso (CNPMA)