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2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-84042002000300003
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Comparação de dois métodos de avaliação da fenologia de plantas, sua interpretação e representação

Abstract: -(Comparison of two methods of plant phenology estimation, their interpretation and representation). This work compared two methods of plant phenological evaluation along with their graphical representation. The study was conducted at the Núcleo Picinguaba, Ubatuba, São Paulo State (23º22' S and 44º48' W), Brazil, in three Atlantic forest types: coastal-plain, lowland, and premontane forest. Observations on flowering, fruiting, leaf fall and leaf flushing tree phenology were carried out monthly from November/1… Show more

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“…Field data was analysed using the Fournier intensity percentage (Fournier, 1974), in a classificatory scale from 0 (phenophase absent) to 4 (maximum phenophase intensity). The activity index (percentage of individuals that show the phenophase) per month was also estimated, since both methodologies supply complementary data (Bencke and Morellato, 2002).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Field data was analysed using the Fournier intensity percentage (Fournier, 1974), in a classificatory scale from 0 (phenophase absent) to 4 (maximum phenophase intensity). The activity index (percentage of individuals that show the phenophase) per month was also estimated, since both methodologies supply complementary data (Bencke and Morellato, 2002).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intensity of a phenophase may be calculated by different means, for example, counting directly the number of flowers or inflorescences in the individual at each census or by the Fournier (1974) semiquantitative method -with its five categories of intensity (0 to 4) divided by 25% intervals -in which the intensity level 4 equals f = 1. Fournier method is the most used non-qualitative method to register phenology in tropical trees (e.g., Morellato et al 2000, Bencke & Morellato 2002, obviously because in most cases direct counts of flower production are practically impossible for trees. Thus, the measure of synchrony presented here could be applied for many of the data sets of tropical phenological studies already carried out, in addition to those studies of phenotypic selection of characters in relation to phenological parameters.…”
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“…O índice de atividade (porcentagem de indivíduos) bem como o índice de intensidade (número de estruturas reprodutivas) de cada uma das fenofases foi determinado mensalmente segundo Bencke & Morellato (2002). Para a coleta de sementes, foram aleatoriamente ensacados 42 frutos ainda imaturos com sacos de papel em 25 indivíduos da população estudada.…”
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