avaliação de um modelo de distribuição diamétrica ajustado para povoamento de eucalyptus sp. submetidos a desbaste evaluation of an adjusted diametric distribution model for thinned eucalyptus sp. stands
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Abstract
O principal objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar as estimativas geradas por um modelo de distribuição diamétrica, do ponto de vista biológico. Também foi objetivo avaliar a eficiência do método dos ingressos porcentuais para determinação da idade técnica do primeiro e do segundo desbaste em plantação de eucalipto. A análise qualitativa do modelo consistiu em avaliar os resultados obtidos pelo método dos ingressos porcentuais, o comportamento das distribuições diamétricas projetadas para idades futuras e o comportamento das distribuições diamétricas remanescentes, após algumas simulações de desbaste, do ponto de vista da teoria, da lógica e do realismo biológico. Pôde-se inferir que o modelo de distribuição diamétrica proposto é biologicamente correto e consistente. A estagnação do crescimento é mais rápida após o desbaste. Concluiu-se, ainda, que o método dos ingressos porcentuais é adequado para determinar a idade técnica do primeiro e do segundo desbaste. O modelo avaliado permite simular diferentes cenários, gerando estimativas consistentes, podendo ser aplicado sem restrições, ou seja, podem ser simulados cenários que contemplem, ou não, as condições observadas no campo.
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the estimates generated by a diametric distribution model, under the biologic point of view. Another objective was to evaluate the efficiency of the percentage of entries method to determine the technical age for the first and second thinning in eucalypt stands. The qualitative evaluation of the model was carried out through the evaluation of the results obtained by the percentage of entries method, the behavior of the diametric distributions projected for the future, and the behavior of the remaining distributions after some thinning simulations, theoretically, logically and biologically speaking. According to the results it was concluded that the diametric distribution model proposed is biologically correct and consistent. Growth stagnation is stimulated after thinning. It also was concluded that the percentage of entries method is suitable to determine the technical age for the first and second thinning. The model evaluated allows the simulation of various situations, generating consistent estimates and it can be used without restrictions, that is, situations can be simulated with or without the conditions observed in the field.
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the estimates generated by a diametric distribution model, under the biologic point of view. Another objective was to evaluate the efficiency of the percentage of entries method to determine the technical age for the first and second thinning in eucalypt stands. The qualitative evaluation of the model was carried out through the evaluation of the results obtained by the percentage of entries method, the behavior of the diametric distributions projected for the future, and the behavior of the remaining distributions after some thinning simulations, theoretically, logically and biologically speaking. According to the results it was concluded that the diametric distribution model proposed is biologically correct and consistent. Growth stagnation is stimulated after thinning. It also was concluded that the percentage of entries method is suitable to determine the technical age for the first and second thinning. The model evaluated allows the simulation of various situations, generating consistent estimates and it can be used without restrictions, that is, situations can be simulated with or without the conditions observed in the field.
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| Authors | ;Helio Garcia Leite;Gilciano Saraiva Nogueira;João Carlos Chagas Campos;Agostinho Lopes de Souza;Andrelino Carvalho |
| Journal | journal of veterinary medical research |
| Year | 2005 |
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