Influência Do Cultivo De Cana-De-Açúcar Nas Perdas De Solo Por Erosão Hídrica Em Cambissolos No Estado De São Paulo

Correa, Edvania A.; Moraes, Isabel Cristina; Lupinacci, Cenira Maria; Pinto, Shelon Cristina Souza

doi:10.20502/rbg.v19i2.1303

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“…In areas with perennial and temporary crops, soil conservation techniques can be used, such as direct planting, land leveling through terrace construction and level planting, and reconstitution and maintenance of permanent preservation areas and legal reserves, to reduce soil losses and ensure the sustainability of agricultural production systems. In addition, due to the high presence of sugarcane crops in many regions, in the offseason period, when the soil is highly devoid of vegetation cover, coincides with periods of higher rainfall (Corrêa et al, 2018).…”

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Modeling of soil loss by water erosion in the Tietê River Hydrographic Basin, São Paulo, Brazil

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Parreiras

et al. 2022

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Since the mid-16th century, the Tietê River has been an important route for the territorial occupation and exploitation of natural resources in the interior of São Paulo and Brazil. Currently, the Tietê River is well known for environmental problems related to water pollution and contamination. However, little attention has been focused on water erosion, which is a serious issue that affects the soils and waters of the hydrographic basin. Thus, this work aimed to estimate soil loss caused by water erosion in this basin, which has an area of approximately 72,000 km², using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE). The RUSLE parameter survey and soil loss calculation were performed using geoprocessing techniques. The RUSLE estimated an average soil loss of 8.9 Mg ha-1 yr-1 and revealed that 18% of the basin's territory presents high erosion rates. These are priority zones for conservation practices to reduce water erosion and ensure long-term soil sustainability. The estimated sediment transport was 1.3 Mg ha-1 yr-1, whereas the observed sedimentation, which was calculated based on data from the fluviometric station, was 0.8 Mg ha-1 yr-1. Thus, the results were equivalent considering the large size of the study area and can be used to assist in managing the basin. Estimating soil losses can help in the planning of sustainable management of the Tietê River Hydrographic Basin and highlights the importance of minimizing water erosion, thus helping to prevent additional pollution and contamination with sediments, agrochemicals, and fertilizers.

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Modeling of soil loss by water erosion in the Tietê River Hydrographic Basin, São Paulo, Brazil

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“…Além de causar danos ambientais, como o assoreamento, a erosão hídrica reduz potencialmente a capacidade produtiva dos solos (COGO et al, 2003). Sendo o solo um elemento importante para o equilíbrio do meio ambiente e um recurso essencial na produção de alimentos, tem-se que a erosão hídrica é um dos maiores e mais graves problemas ambientais mundiais (GARCIA RUIZ et al, 2015;KIANI-HARCHEGANI et al, 2017;CORRÊA et al, 2018).…”

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“…Apesar do incremento das áreas cultivadas por cana, a produtividade sucroalcooleira não apresentou a mesma tendência, sofrendo decréscimos (CAMARA et al, 2016). Corrêa (2016) e Corrêa et al (2018) observaram que em muitas áreas, cujo cultivo de cana-de-açúcar substituiu áreas de pastagem, as perdas de solos foram superiores aos limites toleráveis de perdas, acarretando no rápido depauperamento dos solos. Assim, importância deve ser dada aos estudos que visem avaliar os impactos da dinâmica do uso da terra nos recursos naturais, como o solo.…”

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Perdas De Solo E Distribuição Do Tamanho Das Partículas Do Material Transportado Por Erosão Hídrica Sob Cultivo De Cana-De-Açucar E Pastagem

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O objetivo deste artigo foi avaliar as perdas de solo por erosão hídrica em cultivo de cana-de-açúcar e pastagem, com ênfase em eventos pluviométricos de diferentes intensidades. Foram avaliadas a influência da erosividade sobre o tamanho das partículas do material transportado em solos argilosos e arenosos localizados no centro-leste paulista. Foram selecionados 3 eventos erosivos de diferentes intensidades e coletadas, tratadas e quantificadas amostras de 10 parcelas de monitoramento de erosão do solo. Nos solos arenosos as perdas junto às áreas com cana-de-açúcar foram superiores aos limites toleráveis de perdas. Em ambos os tipos de solos observou-se perdas significativas de argila quando da comparação com a textura do solo original. Tais resultados sinalizam que as frações mais reativas dos solos estão sendo removidas e transportadas mais intensamente, indicando que a inadequação do uso da terra associada a ausência de práticas conservacionistas compromete a qualidade dos solos

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“…The analysis of human interventions on-site made it possible to identify, with the assistance of the land use chart [66], that Brotas is in an advanced stage of anthropization, with 22% of the remaining types of natural use (forests, fields, savannah and water bodies). It also indicated that the main driving force of the local economy was the agricultural activity, especially impacting the vast areas of sugarcane crops; agriculture is a traditional activity in the state of São Paulo with considerable potential for degrading landscapes [67][68][69].…”

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Mapping Potential Zones for Ecotourism Ecosystem Services as a Tool to Promote Landscape Resilience and Development in a Brazilian Municipality

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In recent decades, with the increasing global need for sustainable development, ecotourism has emerged as one of the most efficient activities that can be used to reconcile economic development with environmental conservation. A growing interest in the ecotourism and ecosystem services provided by landscapes makes such services increasingly necessary within municipal planning processes. This study aims to construct a geoenvironmental model based on geographic information systems (GISs) to spatially identify areas with greater capacity to promote ecotourism, with a practical case study of the city of Brotas, Brazil. The model can produce an integrated analysis of landscape components using geoenvironmental, topographic, and urban data. As a result, four zones were classified according to their ecotourism potential, with 81% of the overall local territory showing great potential, which not only reinforces the territory’s resilience regarding sustainable development, but also demonstrates that ecotourism should be included in discussions related to environmental planning in Brotas, as well as in other municipalities that have ecotourism potential.

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Influência Do Cultivo De Cana-De-Açúcar Nas Perdas De Solo Por Erosão Hídrica Em Cambissolos No Estado De São Paulo

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Modeling of soil loss by water erosion in the Tietê River Hydrographic Basin, São Paulo, Brazil

Modeling of soil loss by water erosion in the Tietê River Hydrographic Basin, São Paulo, Brazil

Perdas De Solo E Distribuição Do Tamanho Das Partículas Do Material Transportado Por Erosão Hídrica Sob Cultivo De Cana-De-Açucar E Pastagem

Mapping Potential Zones for Ecotourism Ecosystem Services as a Tool to Promote Landscape Resilience and Development in a Brazilian Municipality

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