Um jardim florido? A vegetação cultivada em quintais urbanos através de um gradiente social
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Ecologia urbana. Quintais. Urbanização. Biodiversidade urbana.Resumo
Quintais residenciais urbanos possuem um potencial considerável para a conservação da biodiversidade e para a melhoria da qualidade de vida humana. Não obstante, esses espaços não são planificados, e existe pouca informação sobre a diversidade da flora presente nos quintais de moradores de diferentes classes sociais. Quantificamos e comparamos a diversidade vegetal dos quintais de dois bairros da Região Metropolitana de Maringá (RMM), a saber, Jardim das Torres e Zona 02, mediante a identificação das espécies e através do cálculo de índices de diversidade e de correlações bivariadas. Os padrões de diversidade são assaz distintos, quando comparados os bairros, pelo que traçamos diretrizes de planejamento com o objetivo de aumentar a presença de vegetação na RMM, contribuir à conservação da biodiversidade, e, assim, de seus benefícios aos cidadãos.Downloads
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