ArticleEnvironmental monitoring and assessment2026
Diversity and structure of riparian forests in an industrial and urban hub of the Amazon.
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Barcarena stands out as an industrial hub in the Eastern Amazon, hosting a range of activities, including industrial operations and urban expansion, that exert intense pressure on riparian forests. These forests play a strategic role in providing ecosystem services such as hydric regulation and product provision. Understanding the structure and floristic diversity of these areas therefore provides insights into environmental management, particularly for environmental licensing and the restoration of degraded areas. This study aimed to assess the diversity of riparian vegetation in areas within the industrial complex of the Eastern Amazon. Riparian forest formations were classified based on their distribution along the three main water systems located in the municipality of Barcarena: the Murucupi River, Marajó Bay, and Barcarena River. In each area, four plots measuring 25 × 100 m (2500 m
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