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Os res\u00edduos utilizados neste experimento (todos senescentes) foram: aparas de grama batatais; folhas de gliric\u00eddia; de flemingia; de pata de vaca; de bananeira, al\u00e9m de um res\u00edduo industrializado, neste caso, peda\u00e7os de papel\u00e3o picado. O delineamento utilizado foi inteiramente casualizado, com dez repeti\u00e7\u00f5es. Ao final de dez dias foram avaliados os seguintes par\u00e2metros: massa seca do res\u00edduo restante da alimenta\u00e7\u00e3o dos dipl\u00f3podes, massa seca dos copr\u00f3litos e mortalidade dos dipl\u00f3podes. A mensura\u00e7\u00e3o das taxas de consumo dos dipl\u00f3podes mostraram-se diferentes entre os tratamentos, sendo as maiores taxas observadas para as folhas de flemingia (25,4 %) seguido pelas folhas de gliric\u00eddia (21,2 %). A massa de copr\u00f3litos gerados foi maior a partir dos res\u00edduos de flemingia (0,214 g) e foi ausente na presen\u00e7a de papel\u00e3o e gliric\u00eddia. Observou-se 100% de mortalidade dos dipl\u00f3podes ap\u00f3s o consumo de folhas de gliric\u00eddia. Depreende-se dos resultados que dipl\u00f3podes da esp\u00e9cie T. corallinus s\u00e3o capazes de ingerir res\u00edduos pobres em nutrientes, por\u00e9m exibem nitidamente prefer\u00eancia alimentar por res\u00edduos que contenham maiores teores de nutrientes.Palavras-chave: gongolos, compostagem, agricultura org\u00e2nica.\u00a0CONSUMPTION OF AGRICULTURAL AND URBAN WASTES BY THE DIPLOPODA Trigoniulus corallinus \u00a0ABSTRACT: Diplopods are able to ingest litter partially decomposed, transforming them into organic matter that enrich the soil. This work aimed to evaluate potential food sources of the dipropods of the specie Trigoniulus corallinus in the laboratory providing different residues in the form of non - decomposed litter for a period of ten days. The residues used in this experiment (all senescent) were: batatais grass cuttings; Gliricidia leaves; of Flemingia; of cow's foot; of banana tree, in addition to an industrialized residue, in this case pieces of cardboard. The design was completely randomized, with ten replications. At the end of ten days, the following parameters were evaluated: dry mass of the remaining diplopods feed, dry mass of coprolites and mortality of diplopods. The measurement of the consumption rates of the diplopods were different among the treatments, with the highest rates observed for the leaves of flemingia (25.4%) followed by the leaves of gliricidia (21.2%). The mass of generated coprolites was higher from the flemingia residues (0.214 g) and was absent in the presence of cardboard and gliricidia. It was observed 100% mortality of the diplopods after consumption of gliricidia leaves. 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