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Título: Effects of selective logging on the mating system and pollen dispersal of Hymenaea courbaril L. (Leguminosae) in the Eastern Brazilian Amazon as revealed by microsatellite analysis
Autor: Carneiro, Francimary da Silva
Lacerda, André Eduardo Biscaia de
Lemes, Maristerra R.
Gribel, Rogério
Kanashiro, Milton
Wadt, Lúcia Helena de Oliveira
Magno Sebbenn, Alexandre
Palavras-chave: Gene Flows
Pollen Dispersal
Reduced-impact Logging
Ssr Loci
Tropical Tree
Biodiversity
Dna Sequences
Forestry
Genes
Plant Extracts
Seed
Population Statistics
Autogamy
Dispersal
Effective Population Size
Episodic Event
Gene Flow
Genetic Marker
Legume
Selective Logging
Tropical Forest
Biodiversity
Biological Populations
Extractives
Forestry
Genes
Logging
Nucleic Acids
Plants
Pollen
Rivers
Seeds
Statistics
Tropical Atmospheres
Amazonas
Fabaceae
Hymenaea
Hymenaea Courbaril
Data do documento: 2011
Revista: Forest Ecology and Management
É parte de: Volume 262, Número 9, Pags. 1758-1765
Abstract: Using nine microsatellite loci, we studied the effects of selective logging on genetic diversity, mating system and pollen dispersal in a population of the tree species Hymenaea courbaril, located in a 546ha plot in the Tapajós National Forest, Pará State, Brazil. We analyzed 250 offspring (nursery reared seedlings) collected after a logging episode from 14 open-pollinated seed trees. These were compared to 367 seedlings from 20 open-pollinated seed trees previously collected from the pre-logging primary forest. The genetic diversity was significantly lower in the post-logging seed cohort. In contrast to the pre-logging population, significant levels of selfing were detected in the post-logging population (tm=0.962, P<0.05). However, correlated matings were reduced and the effective number of pollen donors almost doubled after harvesting (3.8 against 7.2). Logging also reduced pollen immigration into the plot (from 55% to 38%) and we found no significant correlation between the size of the pollen donors and the number of seeds fathered. Inside the plot, pollen dispersal distance was shorter before logging than after (827 and 952m, respectively) and the reproductive pollination neighbor area (Aep) was larger (average of 178ha). The individual and average variance effective population size within families (ranged from 1.80 to 3.21, average of 2.47) was lower than expected in panmictic populations (Ne=4). The results indicate that while logging greatly reduced the levels of genetic diversity after logging, it also increased genetic recombination within the population and constrained crossing among related individuals. The results show that low-density tropical tree species such as H. courbaril, when harvested in moderate levels may be resilient to a reduction in the reproductive population and may maintain similar levels of outcrossing and pollen dispersal after logging. © 2011 Elsevier B.V.
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2011.07.023
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