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Ciliar Mata is distinguished for its wealth, genetic diversity and for its paper in the protection of the edficos hdricos resources, wild and aquatic fauna (RIBEIRO, 1998). With the objective to verify the influence of remainders of ciliar vegetation and the antrpica action in the quality of water DONADIO et al. (2005) they had studied four springs, being two with the presence of remaining natural vegetation and two with predominance of agricultural activities and had concluded that the presence of remainders of vegetation of ciliar bush assists in the protection of the hdricos resources. Perceiving the importance of the activities for recovery of degraded areas, the objective of this work is through the revision of literature, to stand out the importance of the preservation of the ciliares formations, as much in the ecological aspect, how much to the aspect directly related to the protection of the sources and too much water bodies, identifying the main models of water (RODRIGUES of ciliar bush. Considering the distinguishing adaptability of the identified species for each ambient condition in the ciliar band, that go to present particularitities in the different fitogeogrficas regions. (Al HISSES et., 1998).
Therefore the choice of the species represents ones of the main guarantees of success in the restoration, therefore during the sprouting and the evolution of a forest, the species demonstrate very specific ambient and biological requirements (RODRIGUES, 2000). In such a way, the forest succession, must be understood not as a simple substitution of species in the time, but yes as the sucessionais alternation of ecological groups or categories. The priorizao can be made in many distinct ways, producing a greater or minor refinement of results. KENTULA (1997) working in a context of microbasins, suggests the following steps to arrive it definition of priorities: characterization of the microbasin, identification of the questions key, documentation of current situation, description of considered conditions as references, object identification, the summary of the conditions and determination of the causes.
It is true that reading books is often simply a refuge, and some are enclosed to read in the moments that best would be to give the face. Although in the not very distant past images had not been completely replaced by the printed lines, linear character, serial, reasoned, of communication, especially in the form of the book, Apex and Summit of the printed letter is strongly accentuated. Not everyone was reading books, but almost everyone looked at them with some awe; an educated man was a widely read man. Yesteryear book, supposed wisdom or revelation, deposit had revered but then respected books, plural, how many more better. Everything seemed to happen to end up in a book. It was sadness having read all the books, but when it emerged the reality was still being compared with a book: the book of nature, the book of life the grains of truth are nothing more than grains. It is not true that the books have gone down in history, and it is less true even verbal language has been superseded for the benefit of others non-verbal. There were never so many books now in every sense: never had published many, many sold, read so many.