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Título: Characterization of natural occurrence of Oenocarpus distichus in the state of Maranhão, Brazil.
Autoria: FERREIRA, M. das G. R.
SOUSA, N. R.
RODRIGUES, Z. M. R.
FRAZAO, J. M. F.
Afiliação: MARIA DAS GRACAS RODRIGUES FERREIRA, CPACP; NELCIMAR REIS SOUSA, CPACP; JOSE MARIO FERRO FRAZAO, CPACP.
Ano de publicação: 2018
Referência: In: Simposio Internacional de Recursos Genéticos para las Américas y El Caribe, ano 1, v. 1, p. 685-687, ago. 2018.
Páginas: 3 p.
Conteúdo: In Maranhão States Amazon, bacaba stands out as an important resource to local populations. It is employed in human and animal feeding, building houses, traditional medicine and manufacturer goods. The economically viable part of this species is the processed pulp known as bacaba, sold in natura or frozen. Considering the great potential of sustainable economic exploitation of native fruit trees, such as the bacaba, occurrence areas of natural populations of O. distichus in three municipalities of the Gurupi micro region and two of the Chapada das Mangabeiras were mapped in order to subsidize future researches regarding conservation and use of the germplasm. Bacaba populations were mapped in cities of the two microregions: 1) Gurupi where soils, in general, are of low natural fertility with predominance of dystrophic plinthudults and red-yellow dystrophic and plinthic soils and; 2) Chapada das Mangabeiras, where yellow dystrophic hapludox soils are found; and in the escarpments the litholic dystrophic neosoils are common. In these micro regions, bacaba populations are reduced to individuals found in backyards.
Thesagro: Bacaba
Oenocarpus Distichus
Palavras-chave: Maranhão
ISSN: 2594-2042
Tipo do material: Resumo em anais e proceedings
Acesso: openAccess
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