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Hormigas: indicadoras de restauración inicial en un relicto de bosque seco tropical urbano
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El bosque seco tropical (bs-T) es uno de los ecosistemas más degradados a nivel mundial. Su pérdida obedece principalmente a la ampliación de la frontera agrícola, así como a la urbanización. En Colombia, este sistema desaparece a una velocidad alarmante y existen pocos proyectos para su recuperación. En el Valle del Cauca, suroccidente del país, el ecosistema persiste en unos pocos relictos, así como en parches boscosos tipo parques, zonas verdes y áreas protegidas por la sociedad civil al interior de las ciudades. Teniendo en mente que la vegetación natural y su restauración son elementos que pueden afectar a la biodiversidad animal urbana, el objetivo de este estudio fue iniciar y evaluar, con insectos bioindicadores, un proceso de resta... Ver más
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Teniendo en mente que la vegetación natural y su restauración son elementos que pueden afectar a la biodiversidad animal urbana, el objetivo de este estudio fue iniciar y evaluar, con insectos bioindicadores, un proceso de restauración en uno de los parches urbanos de Santiago de Cali. Primero, se visitó el sitio a restaurar y se estableció un plan para controlar el avance invasor de la gramínea africana, conocida como pasto guinea (Megathyrsus maximus, Poaceae). Segundo, se seleccionaron dos especies de árboles nodriza, Guazuma ulmifolia (Malvaceae) e Inga densiflora (Fabaceae), con el fin de romper las condiciones de sucesión detenida mantenida por el pasto. La idea fue emplear especies pioneras, de crecimiento rápido y sobrevivencia alta para que facilitasen el posterior establecimiento de otras especies en la sucesión ecológica. Tercero, se diseñó un muestreo continuo para medir la riqueza de especies de hormigas del suelo. Finalmente, se comparó la información de las especies de hormigas indicadoras del escenario de restauración frente a dos parches de referencia (urbana y peri-urbana). Las especies de hormigas fueron principalmente generalistas en la zona de restauración en todo el año, sin cambios importantes que indicaran recuperación ecológica. En contraste, en los parches de referencia se encontraron especies de Azteca, Cephalotes, Gnamptogenys y Trachymyrmex, algunas de las cuales están restringidas a sitios boscosos. Esto, posiblemente, explica el porqué estas no se encontraron en la zona de restauración. La finalidad última del estudio es la de proveer una base para liderar y monitorear los procesos de restauración, una prioridad nacional en los remanentes de bosque seco. Boletín Científico Centro de Museos Museo de Historia Natural application/pdf Publication Armenteras, D., Gonzalez, T., Ramírez-Delgado, J. P. y Meza-Elizalde, M. C. (2018). 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Inoculation with rhizospheric microorganisms in tropical dry forests restoration increased microbial diversity but had no effect on seedling growth. Restoration Ecology, 32(4), e14111.10.1111/rec.14111; http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/rec.14111/suppinfo Español Araújo de Lima, J. A., Garcia de Santana, D. G. y Nappo, M. E. (2009). Comportamento inicial de espécies na revegetação da mata de galeria na Fazenda Mandaguari, em Indianópolis, MG. Revista Árvore, 33(4), 685-694. urban restoration The Tropical Dry Forest (bs-T in Spanish) is one of the most degraded ecosystems in the world. Its loss is due to the opening of the agricultural frontier, and to urbanization. In Colombia, this ecosystem is disappearing at an alarming speed, and there are very few projects for its restoration. In Valle del Cauca, southwest of the country, the system persists in a few relicts, as well as in patches such as parks, green areas and areas protected by civil societywithin cities. Keeping in mind that natural vegetation and its restoration are elements that might affect urban biodiversity, the objective of this study was to initiate and evaluate, with insect bioindicators, a restoration process in one of the urban forest patches in Santiago de Cali. First, the site to be restored was visited, and a plan for the control of the invasive African grass known as guinea grass (Megathyrsus maximus, Poaceae) was established. Secondly, two nurse tree species (Guazuma ulmifolia, Malvaceae and Inga densiflora, Fabaceae) were selected to break down the arrested succession maintained by the grass. The idea was to employ rapidgrowth pioneer species, with high survival rates, which could act as facilitators for the further establishment of other species in the ecological succession. Third, a continuous sampling was designed to measure the richness of soil ant species. Finally, the information of the indicator ant species of the restoration scenario was compared against two reference patches (urban and peri-urban). The ant species were mainly generalist ones in the restoration area during the whole one-year period without indication of ecological recovery. In contrast, some species of Azteca, Cephalotes, Gnamptogenys and Trachymyrmex were found in the reference patches, which include species restricted to forested sites. This possibly explains why they were not found in the restoration zone. The ultimate purpose of the study was to provide a base line to lead and monitor restoration processes, which is a national priority in the dry forest remnants. native plant species tropical dry forest guinea grass Journal article Ants: indicators of initial restoration in a relict of urban dry tropical forest 10.17151/bccm.2024.28.1.4 92 https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/boletincientifico/article/download/9376/7569 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z 2024-01-01T00:00:00Z 2024-01-01 73 0123-3068 2462-8190 https://doi.org/10.17151/bccm.2024.28.1.4 |
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El bosque seco tropical (bs-T) es uno de los ecosistemas más degradados a nivel mundial. Su pérdida obedece principalmente a la ampliación de la frontera agrícola, así como a la urbanización. En Colombia, este sistema desaparece a una velocidad alarmante y existen pocos proyectos para su recuperación. En el Valle del Cauca, suroccidente del país, el ecosistema persiste en unos pocos relictos, así como en parches boscosos tipo parques, zonas verdes y áreas protegidas por la sociedad civil al interior de las ciudades. Teniendo en mente que la vegetación natural y su restauración son elementos que pueden afectar a la biodiversidad animal urbana, el objetivo de este estudio fue iniciar y evaluar, con insectos bioindicadores, un proceso de restauración en uno de los parches urbanos de Santiago de Cali. Primero, se visitó el sitio a restaurar y se estableció un plan para controlar el avance invasor de la gramínea africana, conocida como pasto guinea (Megathyrsus maximus, Poaceae). Segundo, se seleccionaron dos especies de árboles nodriza, Guazuma ulmifolia (Malvaceae) e Inga densiflora (Fabaceae), con el fin de romper las condiciones de sucesión detenida mantenida por el pasto. La idea fue emplear especies pioneras, de crecimiento rápido y sobrevivencia alta para que facilitasen el posterior establecimiento de otras especies en la sucesión ecológica. Tercero, se diseñó un muestreo continuo para medir la riqueza de especies de hormigas del suelo. Finalmente, se comparó la información de las especies de hormigas indicadoras del escenario de restauración frente a dos parches de referencia (urbana y peri-urbana). Las especies de hormigas fueron principalmente generalistas en la zona de restauración en todo el año, sin cambios importantes que indicaran recuperación ecológica. En contraste, en los parches de referencia se encontraron especies de Azteca, Cephalotes, Gnamptogenys y Trachymyrmex, algunas de las cuales están restringidas a sitios boscosos. Esto, posiblemente, explica el porqué estas no se encontraron en la zona de restauración. La finalidad última del estudio es la de proveer una base para liderar y monitorear los procesos de restauración, una prioridad nacional en los remanentes de bosque seco.
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The Tropical Dry Forest (bs-T in Spanish) is one of the most degraded ecosystems in the world. Its loss is due to the opening of the agricultural frontier, and to urbanization. In Colombia, this ecosystem is disappearing at an alarming speed, and there are very few projects for its restoration. In Valle del Cauca, southwest of the country, the system persists in a few relicts, as well as in patches such as parks, green areas and areas protected by civil societywithin cities. Keeping in mind that natural vegetation and its restoration are elements that might affect urban biodiversity, the objective of this study was to initiate and evaluate, with insect bioindicators, a restoration process in one of the urban forest patches in Santiago de Cali. First, the site to be restored was visited, and a plan for the control of the invasive African grass known as guinea grass (Megathyrsus maximus, Poaceae) was established. Secondly, two nurse tree species (Guazuma ulmifolia, Malvaceae and Inga densiflora, Fabaceae) were selected to break down the arrested succession maintained by the grass. The idea was to employ rapidgrowth pioneer species, with high survival rates, which could act as facilitators for the further establishment of other species in the ecological succession. Third, a continuous sampling was designed to measure the richness of soil ant species. Finally, the information of the indicator ant species of the restoration scenario was compared against two reference patches (urban and peri-urban). The ant species were mainly generalist ones in the restoration area during the whole one-year period without indication of ecological recovery. In contrast, some species of Azteca, Cephalotes, Gnamptogenys and Trachymyrmex were found in the reference patches, which include species restricted to forested sites. This possibly explains why they were not found in the restoration zone. The ultimate purpose of the study was to provide a base line to lead and monitor restoration processes, which is a national priority in the dry forest remnants.
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