Efeito dos incêndios florestais no ecossistema: revisão integrativa
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Meio ambiente, incêndios florestais, solos queimadosResumo
A crescente recorrência dos incêndios florestais e o aumento da sua severidade representa um enorme desafio para a regeneração natural os ecossistemas. O impacto que os incêndios florestais provocam são hoje considerados um problema de ordem mundial. Sejam consequências com efeitos diretos ou indiretos, certo é o seu impacto no quotidiano, na comunidade, na economia, no meio ambiente e no ser humano. É sabido que a severidade do fogo provoca alterações em diferentes aspetos do ecossistema do qual se salienta as alterações na paisagem, nas propriedades bioquímicas, nas propriedades físico-químicas e dos nutrientes do solo. No desenvolvimento deste estudo tínhamos como objetivo realizar uma revisão da literatura para conhecer os principais efeitos dos incêndios florestais no ecossistema.
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