The Phytosociology of Weeds in Agroforestry Systems in Different Types of Amazonian Forest Cover
Jefferson dos Santos Martins, Mariana Casari Parreira, Antonio Marcos Quadros Cunha, Omar Machado de Vasconcelos, Meirevalda do Socorro Ferreira Redig, Elonha Rodrigues dos Santos, Clovis Maurilio de Souza, Thiago Gledson Rios Terra, Elessandra Laura Nogueira Lopes, Marcos Augusto de Souza Gonçalves, Antonio Carlos Martins dos Santos, Jakson Leite, Lucélia Martins de Andrade, Evaldo Morais da Silva
European Journal of Medicinal Plants · pp. 33–44 · Published 21 Oct 2022
10.9734/ejmp/2022/v33i101103Abstract
Agroforestry systems are examples of soil exploration that is closer to the natural form of the forest, with intercropping of several species within an area, thus being sustainable alternatives. Therefore, the objective of this work was to evaluate the weed community in agroforestry systems in two ecosystems: solid ground and floodplain in the state of Pará. Such collections were made in eight areas, with about one hectare each, cultivated in agroforestry systems, four of which are on dry land and four on floodplains, in the rural area of Cametá-PA. Four plots of one square meter per area were randomly sampled, where the species were identified, counted, and taken to weigh to evaluate the weed community. Among the evaluated environments, the species that stood out the most in the solid ground environment was Kyllinga brevifolia, leading most of the evaluated indices. In the lowland ecosystem, the Brachiaria species purpuracens were the most relevant.
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