, being E1 located in the preserved area and E2 subject to impacts anthropogenic. The biomass was evaluated trough's of the dry weight (DW), organic matter (OM), ash (A), chlorophyll a and the elementary composition trough's the carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus concentration's. We also determined: precipitation, temperature (air and water), electric conductivity, total dissolved solids, dissolved oxygen, pH, nitrite, nitrate, orthophosphate, total nitrogen and total phosphorus. In the site E1, dry weight, organic matter, ash and chlorophyll a varied, respectively, 5.4 -36.3 g/cm², 32.7 -79.0% DW, 21.0 -67.3 % DW, 0.07 -0.67 mg/cm², while phosphorus, nitrogen and carbon ranged from 0.06 -0.14 % DW, 7.3 -10.9 % DW e 17.3 -42.0% OM, respectively. In the site E2, the variation of the biomass was 9.9 -51.0 g / cm² (dry weight), 12.7 -62.7% DW (organic matter), 37.3 -87.3% DW (ash) and 0.16 -0.21 mg/cm² (chlorophyll a), while the elementary composition ranged, respectively from 0.13 -0.18 % DW (phosphorus), 7.8 -12.3 % DW (nitrogen) e 6.7 -33.2 % MO (carbon). The spatial variation was explained by different trofics degrees of the sampling stations, influencing the periphytic elementary composition (correlation between the water's and periphyton's nutrients) and biomass (larger average DW, OM and ash in E2). The periphyton suffered physics disturb effects, mainly on algae (low chlorophyll a concentration in both stations). Phosphorus was identified as primary limiting nutrient growth.