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This work is a survey of the phytoplankton communities of the Paraibuna and Pomba Rivers. It aims is to contribute to the existing albeit scarce knowledge of the phytoplankton of Minas Gerais and of lotic phytoplankton in general. The results are based on 32 samples collected from Paraibuna and Pomba Rivers, in Minas Gerais State, during the dry (July and August, 2001) and rainy seasons (February 2002). Forty-eight taxa were identified, 20 from Paraibuna River and 28 from Pomba River, thirty-eight of which are new records for Minas Gerais State. The phytoplankton community of Paraibuna River was strongly influenced by a reservoir close to its source, thus the occurrence of lentic species of cyanobacteria and desmids. However, the phytoplankton community of Pomba River was typical of lotic environments, with great number of diatoms and desmids. É apresentada a composição fitoplanctônica dos Rios Paraibuna e Pomba, contribuindo para o escasso conhecimento do fitoplâncton de ambientes lóticos e também do Estado de Minas Gerais. Os resultados são baseados em 32 amostras coletadas nos Rios Paraibuna e Pomba, em Minas Gerais, durante a estação seca (agosto, julho/2001) e chuvosa (fevereiro/2002). Foram identificados 48 táxons, sendo 20 no Rio Paraibuna e 28 no Rio Pomba. Destes, 38 são primeira citação para o Estado de Minas Gerais. O fitoplâncton do Rio Paraibuna foi influenciado pela presença de um reservatório, favorecendo a ocorrência de cianobactérias de ambientes lênticos juntamente com desmídias. A composição do Rio Pomba foi tipicamente de ambientes lóticos, com maior número de diatomáceas e desmídias

Phytoplankton flora of two rivers in Southeast Brazil: Paraibuna and Pomba Rivers, Minas Gerais