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                <text>O levantamento da estrutura, composição florística e aspectos socioambientais dos quintais agroflorestais foi realizado na comunidade Santo Antônio, município de Santarém, Pará, Brasil. O local de estudo compreende 6 QAFs, onde também foram ouvidos os manejadores de cada quintal e mais 2 moradores antigos. Foi amostrado um total de 522 indivíduos compreendendo 90 espécies e 53 famílias botânicas. A família que apresentou maior número de espécies foi Asteraceae. As espécies destinadas à alimentação (32%) dominaram a área e as mais frequentes foram Persea americana, Psidium guajava, Carica papaya e Allium fistulosum. A maioria das espécies foi introduzida (78%), com predominância dos subarbustos (40%) e árvores (22%). O manejo dos quintais é realizado pela mulher, responsável pela introdução de novas espécies e sua diversificação tende a evoluir ao longo do tempo. A análise do Coeficiente de Importância da Espécie (CIE) permitiu indicar como potencialmente comerciais Euterpe oleracea, Annona muricata, Carica papaya, Psidium guajava e Carapa guianensis, cujo manejo deve ser favorecido dentro dos quintais, podendo haver sua introdução em lotes, otimizando o uso da terra, assegurando a segurança alimentar e agregando renda às famílias com a venda do excedente da produção.</text>
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                <text>O modelo de agricultura familiar se destaca por apresentar facilidade e adaptação aos princípios da agricultura orgânica e agroecológica, sobretudo pela indução do equilíbrio ecológico, reciclagem de nutrientes, insumos caseiros, conservação do solo e controle de pragas e doenças de maneira ecológica. Diante disso, um grupo de agricultores do município de Sidrolândia-MS, após serem assentados em 2014, decidiram iniciar um trabalho de manutenção dos solos nos quintais de suas propriedades, com o objetivo de recuperar o solos degradados por ação antrópica, e consequentemente o banco de sementes do local, transformando os espaços, tornando-os quintais produtivos e medicinais, com plantas nativas e exóticas, iniciando em pequenos espaços, com a ideia de ir ocupando o panorama de toda a propriedade com o passar dos anos. Dentre os resultados destacou-se que após seis meses de intervenção os quintais das propriedades apresentavam flores de diferentes espécies, seguidas de árvores frutíferas. O próximo passo será implantar o sistema numa área maior e em outras propriedades, possibilitando que outros espaços iniciem o processo de restauração e geração de renda.</text>
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