Potencial ornamental de espécies do Bioma Caatinga/Ornamental potential of Caatinga Biome species

The reduction or replacement of exotic ornamental plants by native species with ornamental potential is a current trend of landscaping. The insertion in the productive chain of flowers and ornamental plants and availability for commercialization represents a differential in a highly competitive mark...

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Published in:Comunicata Scientiae 2017-01, Vol.8 (1), p.43
Main Authors: Cavalcante, Markilla Zunete Beckmann, Dultra, Daniel Fagner da Silva, Silva, Handerson Leandro da Costa, Cotting, Jarina Coelho, da Silva, Sheila Daniella Pereira, Filho, José Alves de Siqueira
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Subjects:
Aroma
Biodiversity
Chains
Climbing
Color
Colour
Commercialization
Conservation
Consumer goods
Ecosystems
Environmental impact
Flora
Flowers
Government
Growth
Indication
Indigenous species
Insertion
Introduced species
Landscape
Landscaping
Lianas
Mail
Marketing
Markets
Native organisms
Native species
Odour
Ornamental plants
Plants
Plants (botany)
Semiarid environments
Species
Texture
Valleys
Wildlife conservation
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Summary:The reduction or replacement of exotic ornamental plants by native species with ornamental potential is a current trend of landscaping. The insertion in the productive chain of flowers and ornamental plants and availability for commercialization represents a differential in a highly competitive market, attentive to novelties and tending to adopt products of reduced environmental impact besides promoting ex situ conservation. In this sense, the objective was to prospect species of the native flora of the Caatinga Biome that occur in the Valley of the Submédio Sao Francisco that present aesthetic elements appropriate for use in the landscaping. Incursions were made in the field to identify the species and were described the habit of growth, shape, symmetry, structure, texture and color of structures of higher ornamental value, fragrance, the presence of spines or not with indication of the possibilities of use. A total of 43 species were reported, distributed among herbaceous habit (21), bush habit (11), arboreal trees (9), both one climbing and hardy liana. Among the species indicated, 30.2% belong to the Fabaceae family. The flora of the Caatinga presents species with high ornamental potential for diverse uses and landscape effects. There is a need to stimulate the use of native species of the Caatinga Biome in landscaping projects, whose potential is still little valued.
ISSN:2179-9079
2177-5133
DOI:10.14295/CS.v8i1.2649